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The opportunity Australia must embrace: Canbury

BY MATTHEW WAI | THURSDAY, 7 AUG 2025 3:54PM

Despite only one third of Australia's investment industry being prepared for the upcoming climate reporting standard, sustainability consultancy firm Canbury believes the nation has an opportunity to lead the world in sustainable finance.

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