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Insights

In an ever-evolving market landscape, staying ahead requires a keen grasp of Sustainability & ESG dynamics. Our commitment lies in equipping individuals and businesses with the latest insights, enabling them to navigate the future with foresight, capitalize on emerging opportunities, and contribute meaningfully to surf the green wave. Please click the topic of interest to be directed to the respective article.

Judene Edgar believes governance is one of the most underutilised levers for positive change, and that the decisions made in boardrooms today will shape the communities future generations inherit.

Judene Edgar

on Governance as the Most Underrated Lever for Change

All Aboard Aotearoa's Tim Adriaansen on asymmetric funding battles, the patience required for systems change, and why a sustainable transport future looks a lot like a bike ride with friends.

Tim Adriaansen

on Building the Transport Systems We Actually Need

Seth Scott of the Infrastructure Sustainability Council on why climate progress depends on speaking the right language — and how understanding human nature might be the key to building a sustainable future.

Seth Scott

on Language and Building the Future Someone Else Will See

Saveun Man, founder of Carpoolin, on how a daily commute sparked a mission to reduce emissions, ease congestion and reconnect communities through the power of shared transport.

Saveun Man

on Carpooling and Community Resilience

Terri-Ann Berry of the Environmental Innovation Centre on sustainability as community, the power of listening, and why using a little less of everything might be the most important change of all.

Terri-Ann Berry

on Environmental Innovation and the Power of Human Connection

Rachael Goddard on climate resilience, grassroots action, and why almost three decades of sustainability work all leads back to the land — and to each other.

Rachael Goddard

on Climate Resilience

Dr Alessandro Premier of the University of Auckland on climate-responsive architecture, the power of whakapapa, and why educating the next generation is the most important sustainability work of all.

Alessandro Premier

on Educating the Next Generation

Nicola Tagiston of Fletcher Living on building homes that perform over time, why patient direction matters more than quick wins, and how everyday people can shift the housing market faster than regulation.

Nicola Tagiston

on Building Homes That Perform Over Time

John Gillespie of 22degrees on sustainable building design, the case for updating New Zealand's building code, and why harakeke is the perfect symbol for what sustainability can give back.

John Gillespie

on Multi-Disciplinary Design

Charlotte McKeon of One Tree Hill College on retrofitting state houses, training the next generation of tradespeople, and why industry-school partnerships can drive real change in sustainable housing.

Charlotte McKeon

on Training the Next Generation of Trades

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