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Brutal interest rate hike won’t address main causes of inflation | Follow the Money
OPINION Now a staple of global finance, GSS bonds offer a powerful mechanism to fund pressing environmental and social initiatives that lie outside traditional government budgets. OFF THE CHARTS Last week, when the Reserve Bank announced it had raised the cash rate to 4.85%, it also released its latest forecasts for the economy in its Statement on Monetary Policy. For those hoping for a recovery in lost living standards, the news was very grim.
Factcheck: Is there “no requirement” for forest regeneration carbon offset projects to occur on cleared land?
So while the HIR method itself does not explicitly refer to “cleared land”, any ambiguity is cleared up by the Explanatory Statement, which is the official legal guide to its interpretation.
Mine Free Glenaladale: fighting to keep dust out of burgers and slime out of rivers
Have you eaten at McDonald’s recently? If so, or even if not, you’ve probably eaten lettuce and other vegetables grown in Glenaladale, a thriving horticultural area 25 kilometres west of Bairnsdale in eastern Victoria. Growing food for Australians is the easy part of the job here in Glenaladale. The hard part has been fighting a mining project that is proposed to sit just over the Mitchel River from us, directly upwind. You don’t need to be a vegetable expert to see the problems with this.
Victoria’s Surf Coast Council joins push to make big polluters pay for climate disasters
Victoria’s Surf Coast Shire Council is the latest local government to call for big polluters to pay for the costs of global warming. The council passed a motion at its 27 October meeting, urging the Australian Government to establish a Climate Compensation Fund, paid for by a levy on major coal, oil and gas export corporations.
Rising Tide campaigners force ANZ to rule out financing Beetaloo Basin Gas Pipeline
Rising Tide said it was able to target its campaign effectively thanks to information provided by a confidential ANZ source. “It has been scary to speak up, but the climate crisis is scarier,” said the source. “In a company this size, our leadership team holds all of the power. There is no avenue for me as an employee to help change the company’s direction.” Rising Tide said 19 staff members also completed a survey, with 95 per cent agreeing that ANZ should rule out funding the NEA pipeline.
Bowen’s COP31 speech left out the elephant in the room: Australia’s fossil fuel exports
Chris Bowen opened COP31 as President of Negotiations with a speech overnight about partnership, trust and momentum. It was warm and well delivered. It also skipped over what every delegate already knows: Australia is the third-largest fossil fuel exporter in the world. The speech said nothing about coal or gas. Fossil fuels got two passing mentions, both as something other people burn – it’s a ‘them’ problem, not an ‘us’ problem, it seems.
The Benefits of Leveraging Celebrity Partnerships in Business
In business, part of standing out involves strategic partnerships and strong relationships that enhance credibility and allow you to connect with consumers on a deeper level. One way to achieve this is through celebrity partnerships. When done right, these partnerships create meaningful engagement and offer many benefits to the brand.
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