Climate Change Isn’t a Laughing Matter. Unless You’re Tim Batt.
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The renowned comedian and podcaster is daring to talk about climate collapse at this week's NZ International Comedy Festival
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Kobie Dee And Rolling Stone Join Forces with Mars Ahead of Paper-Based Packaging Debut
Posted in: Culture Features“As an Aboriginal man, sustainability has been a big part of our culture for thousands of years."
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“Rap is influential”: Why Kobie Dee is Teaming Up with Mars, Snickers and Milky Way to Promote Sustainability
“I think it's so important that we can continue down this route.”
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How a Bank Is Letting You Listen to the Sounds of Protected Nature
Posted in: LifestyleBank Australia’s 2117 hectare conservation reserve in Victoria helps protect the planet, plus native plant and animal species – and now, you can hear it for yourself. *Adds to playlist*
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How ‘Clean Money’ Can Help Save the Planet
Posted in: LifestyleA growing number of Australians want to make sure the money in their banks – and who and what it’s loaned to – aligns with their values. Bank Australia’s ‘clean money’ philosophy is making it easy for them.
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Climate of Fear: How Inaction is Taking a Toll
Posted in: Culture FeaturesIn 2022 alone, so many rain records have been broken up and down the east coast, that each new precedent barely gets its time in the sun — or the shade.
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How Bank Australia’s Grants Program is Fostering Positive Change
Posted in: Culture FeaturesBank Australia is not only committed to achieving net-zero emissions by 2035, they are also supporting projects that contribute to equality and justice across Australia.
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Meet the Bank Committed to Net Zero by 2035
Posted in: Culture FeaturesBank Australia has committed to achieving net zero emissions across its operations, and its lending and investment portfolio by 2035. Here’s how the bank plans to achieve it.
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How Do You Make an Airplane Climate Friendly? Start by Shaping It Like a Whale
Posted in: Culture FeaturesAir travel is one of the worst polluters of the atmosphere, but carbon-free, battery-powered flight is finally ready to take off
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Ready to Eat for Free? Find Your Own Food
Posted in: Culture FeaturesAlexis Nelson, a.k.a. the Black Forager, cooks delicious meals with the ingredients she finds outside — and so can you
