Anthony Bubalo, CEO Asia Society Australia, excerpt from Anthony’s Australia Financial Review Column. We need to push the boundaries of cooperation between government, business, universities, civil society, diasporas etc. Roundtables and consultation are fine, but what about policy co-design?
Image by Pete Linforth from Pixabay Dr. Olamide Shittu – Circular Economy Research Fellow at the Centre for Urban Transitions, Swinburne University of Technology, Australia Kate Arnautovic – PhD Candidate Circular Economy Research University of Western Australia, Australia
Access to clean water is a fundamental human right and the key to a sustainable future, as enshrined in the UN Sustainability Development Goals SDG #6 – a 2024 COP29 urgent issue “to achieve universal and equitable access to safe and affordable drinking water for all” by 2030.
In mid-February a consortium of aggrieved complainants made a submission to the Ministry for Foreign Affairs and Trade, saying the new government’s “war on nature” is an attempt to give New Zealand exporters an advantage, and breaches the NZ – UK FTA deal.
“In this pivotal moment, as we stand at a crossroad. The golden concept discovered by Becquerel has evolved from obscurity to a beacon of hope. Our choices today will shape the fate of generations to come. Let us embrace the sun’s gift and steer our civilization toward a brighter, sustainable
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