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CBD Melbourne: Jewish business gathering for ScoMo organised at warp speed

Meanwhile, Opposition Leader Anthony Albanese was also putting in the hard yards, arriving at consultancy firm EY’s Sydney harbourside offices at the same time armed with several staff and a piece of kit that turned out to be his trusted portable autocue. The travelling autocue, not a new thing apparently, helped the Opposition Leader slam his rival as “the Prime Minister who doesn’t hold a hose … ” He also pitched Labor to the room as a party which had learnt lessons from its election defeat, telling the crowd: “We had 282 fully costed policies … probably a tad too many.” You think?

Climate crisis bigger concern than pandemic for Australian businesses, survey finds

“We think this reflects both the fact that locally the pandemic has been handled comparatively well and also our C-suite consider Covid’s impacts to be short term,” EY’s managing director of strategy and transactions, David Larocca, said. “It also reflects the priority position investors are now giving sustainability and climate change when making their decisions.” Over the past few years investors, including large superannuation funds, have ramped up pressure on boards and executives to commit the companies they lead to cut greenhouse gas emissions. In response to investor pressure, Australia’s two big miners, BHP and Rio Tinto, have said they will attempt to reduce their emissions to net zero by 2050, while major banks ANZ and NAB have committed to reducing or eliminating their funding for coal projects.

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