Ani Allbutt-Golightly

Ani founded FNGN after 25+ years driving integrated media communications campaigns' and strategy + cross-cultural business-matching events in key Asian markets including China, and Australia.
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Artificial IntelligenceAustralia

Asia’s Med-Tech Revolution: Building Australia’s Next Breakthrough

By Ani Allbutt-Golightly

AI-designed medicines, robotic surgery, regenerative medicine, Asia is a global med-tech powerhouse - opportunities for Australian collaboration.

GovernmentSingapore

Singapore: World Cities Summit Charts a Regenerative Future for Asia-Pacific Cities

By Ani Allbutt-Golightly

The most important idea to emerge from Singapore this June wasn't a new building, a new technology or another climate…

ChinaCircularity

Urban Mining: China’s Dead EV Batteries

By Ani Allbutt-Golightly

Becoming the Next New Battery Boom

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LUIS ZUNIGA INTERVIEW: Australia’s New Industrial Backbone. Is 3D Printed Metal Parts Quietly Rewiring Local Australian Manufacturing?

Anthony Albanese Future Now Green News
2035 Climate TargetAsia

Asia Accelerates While Australia Hesitates on Weaker Climate Target

CleantechFDI

The City of Melbourne Australia Delegation Supercharging China ‘Soft-Power’ Relationships

Hydrogen in the Chasm: Can Global Green Energy Dreams Become Reality?

china solar

Towards a Strategic Reset for Australia in the New Renewable Age Driven by China

EV Batteries: The Achilles’ Heel of a Circular Economy? Australia & Asia Batteries Innovations.

AUSTRALIA ELECTIONS- Australia’s Labor Victory: A Turning Point for Climate Action and Fossil Fuel Transition

AUSTRALIA: The First Nations’ Clean Energy Network.

Blue Economy Innovation Hubs connecting industry, research and science in the UK, Asia & Australia.

🌿 Moss (the plant) —Why It’s Good for the Environment.

Deciphering China: Navigating Restricted Access and Cross-Sectoral Collaboration.

Landfillplastic

TRUMP GOES VIRAL ON PLASTIC STRAWS. US390mil plastic straws used daily for 30+ mins