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Pānui news – 13 November

Pānui news – 13 November

In this edition of Pānui, COP30 begins in Brazil, WBCSD launches their Global Circularity Protocol for Business, ASB launches Every Hectare Matters, One NZ and DOC collaborate, SBC are looking for a new Senior Policy Advisor, The Fred Hollows Foundation NZ launches a...

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Pānui News – March 11

Pānui News – March 11

Colmar Brunton’s Better Futures report, in conjunction with SBC, has just been released. The report reveals New Zealanders are anxious about the cost of living and housing affordability in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic.

Better Futures 2021

Better Futures 2021

New research highlights New Zealanders are anxious about the cost of living and housing availability in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic.

Better Futures 2021

Helping your staff be future ready

Building the capability of our businesses and workforce will be crucial to social and economic wellbeing. Robert Perry reports on our Microcredential pilot with Auckland Unlimited, Sanford and Education Unlimited.

Pānui News – March 11

Pānui News – February 18

In this week’s Pānui, The Warehouse Group helps Emirates Team NZ to become carbonzero certified, Hiringa Energy is turning Auckland’s bus fleet green, and Contact Energy confirms the Tuahara geothermal power station.

Pānui News – March 11

Pānui News – February 04

In this week’s Pānui, we welcome the Climate Change Commission’s draft advice, Meridian, Trees That Count and Manaaki Whenua mark World Wetlands Day, and we welcome three new team members.

Pānui News – March 11

Pānui News – January 28

In this week’s Pānui, 2021 will be a defining year for Covid and climate action, NZTE has lessons for impact from Te Ao Māori, and Unilever commits to raising up people and communities.

Pānui News – March 11

Pānui News – January 21

In this week’s Pānui, we want to hear from sustainability professionals about your work, don’t forget to register for our Welcome Back event, and South Auckland goes electric.