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When discussing the sustainability of cities in Australia, the main challenges operate primarily at two levels.
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As a society we keep hearing from the medical profession and others involved in maintaining and improving human health, that prevention is better than cure. This simple concept makes sense across so many dimensions of the problem, and evidence of its application is always so compelling.
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BHP Billiton has identified four main areas of stewardship and is coming up with innovative solutions to ensure this is addressed in every part of its supply chain.
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The seachange phenomenon has resulted in mounting social, economic and environmental pressures on coastal towns. CSIRO’s Dr Gail Kelly discusses how these communities can secure a sustainable future.
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Coles supermarkets are playing an integral part in how the humble bush tomato is developing sustainable outback communities.
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Bendigo Bank’s innovative biodiesel initiative is helping to boost regional communities and develop local enterprise.
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ANZ is implementing innovative solutions to tackle issues such as low levels of financial literacy, financial exclusion and financial difficulty.
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To combat petrol sniffing in remote communities, BP Australia created an “unsniffable” fuel, called Opal.
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The rural and agricultural sectors of Australia will rely on innovation to ensure a sustainable future, according to CSIRO’s Andrew Johnson.
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Mapping the supply chain of local and international operations has revealed a range of ethical issues facing the Brotherhood of St Laurence.
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