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International Women’s Day (8 March) is a great opportunity to celebrate and learn from the inspiring wāhine in our lives – and we at SBC don’t have to look far […]
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SBCIAG – RNZ Nine to Noon interview on insurance claims following Auckland floods and Cyclone Gabrielle
IAG CEO Amanda Whiting was on RadioNZ's Nine to Noon programme to provide an update on their work following the Auckland floods and Cyclone Gabrielle to process a record 40,000 insurance claims. Amanda also discussed the work ahead with the Government's Cyclone Recovery Taskforce to ensure homes are kept out of harm's way.Climate Leaders Coalition
Climate Leaders CoalitionIn this week’s edition of Pānui, we introduce the new THRIVE Future of Work ecosystem, SBC members give their thoughts on how New Zealand can bounce back from the storms, […]SBC
SBCJoin us for our annual Welcome back event. We will share some of the work we have planned for the year ahead and give you the opportunity to catch up […]SBC
SBCSBC has released a refreshed version of our strategy which reflects current events and a changing sustainability environment. The first version of this strategy was written during the early stages […]SBC
SBCBEC's final newsletter for 2022BusinessNZ Energy Council
BusinessNZ Energy CouncilWorkforce disruption is a huge, growing challenge to tackle. From talent shortages to the impacts of hybrid working, and from technology shifts to making sure ‘no one is left behind’ […]SBC
SBCWe’ve developed a carbon abatement cost curve to help track our emissions reduction targets (Scope 1 and 2 excluding electricity distribution losses). This includes reaching net carbon zero by 2030, as well as meeting a science-aligned reduction target of 53.5% by 2030.Climate Leaders Coalition
Climate Leaders CoalitionNew research shows New Zealand’s need for workers will outstrip supply by a quarter of a million people by 2048BusinessNZ
BusinessNZA report on the implications for employment and economic growth of restricted immigration, prepared by Sense Partners, commissioned by BusinessNZ.BusinessNZ
BusinessNZHydrogen shows considerable potential, but also noteworthy obstacles. As technological improvements make hydrogen more efficient and cost competitive, what could this mean for New Zealand? And what needs to happen […]BusinessNZ Energy Council
BusinessNZ Energy CouncilFebruary 2023 CPTPP – UK Negotiations Close to Ending? It has been a good few months for CPTPP. Malaysia and Chile have ratified the agreement. Of the original members, this […]ExportNZ
ExportNZExportNZ’s submission to MBIE on the Review of the NZ Screen Production GrantBusinessNZ
BusinessNZThe USA is New Zealand’s third largest export market. In the last 12 months NZ’s exports have grown by 14.6%. with goods exports totaling $7.5 billion plus over $2.5 billion […]ExportNZ
ExportNZIn this edition of SBC Talks Tools, we spoke with the CEO of CarbonClick, Dave Rouse, to hear about how their carbon offsetting platform and e-commerce API helps consumers offset […]SBC
SBCIn this week’s edition of Pānui, we read thought leadership pieces from 3R Group, Suncorp, ASB and Air New Zealand, we release the newest SBC Talks Tools video with CarbonClick, […]SBC
SBCGenesis has successfully completed a biomass burn trial as it looks at alternative fuel options for Huntly Power Station.Climate Leaders Coalition
Climate Leaders CoalitionAuckland Airport plans to power up its roofs with the country’s largest rooftop solar array on its new Mānawa Bay outlet centre.Climate Leaders Coalition
Climate Leaders CoalitionJoin the discussion with corporate and public sector procurement ‘allies’ who want to connect with and learn from their peers about sustainable procurement. These sessions create a space for procurement […]SBC
SBCIncreasing temperatures and air pollution, the rapid pace of urbanisation, and our shifting diets, are all key contributors to both physical and mental wellbeing. AIA New Zealand’s new Environment and […]SBC
SBC‘Protection of the environment’ trumps ‘development needs’ in the Natural and Built Environment Bill, and key terms are undefined, making the Bill unlikely to improve on the performance of the […]BusinessNZ
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