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| | | ... executive pay had already exceeded 2023 figures, with three more months to go. At their AGMs, Sigma Healthcare, Latin Resources, Syrah Resources, Scentre Group and Karoon Energy were all slapped a first strike while Brainchip Holdings and Dicker Data ... |
| | | | ... business towards a low-carbon future. The fund will also look at credibility of climate plans, especially from energy, resources and industrial companies, that bring forward investment in new technologies. Interestingly, in March 2023, 75% of the ASX200 ... |
| | | | ... sectors assessed: agriculture and land; built environment; electricity and energy; industry and waste; transport and resources. Requested by Parliament, the review will inform the Australian Government's Net Zero Plan. The government will now decide ... |
| | | | ... analyst Brett Morgan said Woodside "disregarded the world-record vote" and urged investors to exert influence on the resources house to curb climate risk. Potential abatement from Woodside's ammonia purchase is "a drop in the ocean" compared to Driftwood ... |
| | | | ... made the decision "years ago" to look beyond carbon emissions data when looking at climate investing. "We invested in resources to also evaluate other climate characteristics of companies such as their alignment with the Paris Agreement, whether companies ... |
| | | | ... deeper into the products, Australian equities funds with holdings in the nuclear and uranium value chain were top global resources performers in the past year, while other renewables underperformed. Shorter-duration Australian-domiciled global bond funds ... |
| | | | ... basin in June. Samarakoon said investors need to take stock of nature-related risks, including impacts on vital water resources. "Climate action needs to be cognisant of its impact on nature and biodiversity and strong environmental laws are key to this. ... |
| | | | ... female chairs and the ASX 50 had five, as of the end of June. Seven ASX 300 companies had no women on their boards: Latin Resources Limited, Cettire Limited, Sayona Mining Limited, Meteoric Resources NL, Talga Group Ltd, TerraCom Limited, and Core Lithium ... |
| | | | ... managing psychosocial hazards in the workplace being an important responsibility for all employers, especially human resources managers, it is essential for businesses to understand Australia's existing health and safety law framework and key considerations ... |
| | | | ... if things go wrong. The recently launched Dhawura Ngilan Business and Investor Guides are the only First Nations-led resources on proactive best practice in strategy, operations, and business relationships. This week, Senior Journalist Rose Mary Petrass ... |
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