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First published in 2003, Eco Voice is your go-to publication for sustainability news in Australia. Eco Voice prides itself as an independent news platform with a clear focus on sustainability, with articles coming from a diverse range of contributors – all levels of government, corporations, not-for-profits, community groups, small to medium sized businesses, universities, research organisations, together with input from international sources. Eco Voice values community, conservation and commerce. Eco Voice is a media partner of the prestigious Australian Banksia Sustainability Awards – The Peak Sustainability Awards.
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Leading entrepreneurs and business ombudsman announced as judges to Smart50 Awards 2024

The Smart50 Awards 2024 have announced this year’s judges including Australian Small Business and Family Enterprise Ombudsman The Hon Bruce Billson. Additional judges include Smart50 Alumni: July’s Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer Richard Li July has continued to make headlines after completing a $10.5 million dollar capital raise and becoming the official luggage sponsor of […]
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COX Architecture’s Anzac Hall design taps Autodesk to reimagine adaptable, sustainable spaces for community

Rendering of Australian War Memorial and Anzac Hall Melding of architectural craftsmanship and advanced technology sees Australian company deliver sophisticated construction projects demonstrating cultural, social and economic adaptability COX Architecture is pushing the boundaries of contemporary design by supplementing its diverse team’s expertise with advanced technologies and computational design to conceive and deliver a built […]
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Flinders earns world-first as global sustainability leader

Flinders University has become the first organisation in the world to earn a coveted Gold rating under the newly released version 3 of the international Sustainability Tracking, Assessment & Rating System, or STARS. STARS is a comprehensive rating system that measures sustainability achievements in higher education across environmental, social, and economic dimensions. Vice-Chancellor Professor Colin […]
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CAST YOUR VOTE TODAY: WESTFIELD LOCAL HEROES FINALISTS ANNOUNCED

Pictured L:R: Sam Moyle, Natalie Thomson, Jennifer Howard, Chris Paterson Australians are invited to make a difference by casting their vote for their 2024 Westfield Local Heroes Westfield destinations across Australia and New Zealand have today revealed the finalists of the 2024 Westfield Local Heroes community recognition and grants program, with voting now open. Casting […]
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Industry-led Research Key to Australia Achieving Net Zero

ACIL Allen Report: Cooperative Research Centres (CRCs) invest over $1 billion in research and development to support Australia’s decarbonisations ambitions SmartCrete CRC is one 13 Cooperative Research Centres (CRCs) whose direct and indirect contributions to Australia’s decarbonisation efforts have been highlighted with the release of an independent report assessing the collective research and development (R&D) investment […]
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Candela Supplies Flying Electric Ships To Saudi Arabia’s NEOM

A fleet of foiling, electric ships is set to be deployed on the Red Sea. In a landmark deal, the Candela P-12, the world’s first electric hydrofoil ship, will service the planned water network in NEOM, the gigantic, sustainable development taking shape in Northwest Saudi Arabia. NEOM has procured an initial batch of 8 of the […]
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Salvatori Lolicato – ‘Precious Icons’

You are invited to an exhibition of recent sculptures by Sal Lolicato. ‘Precious Icons’ The first 100 visitors will receive a complimentary artwork from the artist.  For directions please visit:  https://www.facebook.com/neighbourscafestkilda/ Salvatori Lolicato Ceramic Artist B.A (visual Arts) Distinction ANU, Canberra Dip Ed Deakin University, Melbourne As a St Kilda identity and Ceramic Artist, Salvatori Lolicato is […]
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MUNDI UNDI MADNESS: OUTBACK FESTIVAL SMASHES RECORDS AND RAISES FUNDS FOR RFDS

Photo credit: Matt Williams 1,960 Bashers stripped down for the annual Undie Run, raising a record $68,600 for the RFDS in a celebration of outback spirit. Out on the iconic Mundi Mundi Plains, where the outback meets the horizon, 1,960 festival-goers donned their wildest, wackiest undies for the Mundi Undi Run—Australia’s quirkiest charity event. From mankinis to morphsuits, […]
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The future of vocational training: Comparing attitudes towards traditional and renewable energy trades

Credit:  Confused energy The job market is evolving, and so are young people’s choices in vocational training. Traditional trades like electricians and mechanics have always been seen as stable, well-paid careers. But renewable energy jobs, such as solar panel installation and wind turbine maintenance, are becoming popular due to increasing environmental concerns. This shift reflects […]
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Smarter, cheaper, better – Ruling sparks street lighting revolution

Australian community streetscapes are set to be dramatically transformed through smarter, better and cheaper lighting due to an Australian Energy Market Commission ruling handed down today. Lighting Council of Australia CEO Malcolm Richards said the AEMC ruling to allow more flexible and tailored metering for major electricity users would open up the pathway for local […]
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What Happens When Charged For a Criminal Case?

Being accused of a crime that you not even understand can be very devastating especially when you do not know where to start from. When people get accused or arrested for crimes, they panic and may even say things that might complicate their case. That is why...

Construction commences on new Aintree Community Garden in Woodlea

We Love Aintree has successfully obtained a $75,000 State Government Living Local Suburban grant to build a new Community Garden in the heart of Woodlea, to better suit the growing needs of its thriving community. This grant, in conjunction with contributions from Woodlea and We Love Aintree, elevates the garden’s total project value to $106,000. […]

Eco Voice Q & A: Dr. Paige Morse, Senior Director, Aspen Technology

Dr. Paige Marie Morse Sr. Sustainability Director, Aspen Technology, Inc. Background Dr. Paige Marie Morse works with process industry leaders to define strategies to address sustainability targets through digitalization. She also leads AspenTech’s engagement with industry networks and coalitions, including the Alliance to End Plastic Waste, and the Energy Transitions Commission. Prior to AspenTech, she […]

Pioneering report exposes worsening health threats of climate change in UK

A new report has revealed for the first time the wide-ranging and increasing health dangers posed by long-term weather extremes in the UK, as the effects of climate change deepen. The review, published today in The Lancet Planetary Health and led by the University of Bristol, shows how prolonged exposure to extreme hot and cold temperatures not […]

Adopting circular economy practices to reduce manufacturing waste

Monash University Monash University researchers have found that manufacturing businesses who adopt circular economy (CE) strategies and practices can reduce manufacturing waste by 65 per cent. Australia’s manufacturing sector contributes significantly to waste generation, producing nearly 13 million tonnes of waste nationwide. In Victoria, the industry is responsible for 39 per cent of the state’s […]

Cooperation, technology and investment will determine Australia’s net zero future

Sector Pathways Review published today The Climate Change Authority has today released its review of the potential technology transition and emissions pathways for the Australian Government to reach net zero emissions by 2050. The review considers the pathways for six sectors – agriculture and land; built environment; electricity and energy; industry and waste; transport and resources […]

Bupa steps into 2024 ‘Healthy Cities’ Challenge with a new partnership and $1 million commitment to nature restoration

Bupa has launched its 2024 Healthy Cities Challenge in Australia and New Zealand, announcing a new nature restoration partner in Landcare Australia and a mission to convert the steps and physical activities of its people, corporate partners, friends and family into $1 million in funding to help restore local environments. The Healthy Cities Challenge encourages Bupa’s people, […]

Charging into the future with EV Fleet Transitions

FleetCard Survey data reveals EV Fleet Management 2030 goals New research released today by Australian vehicle payments company FleetCard reveals corporate sustainability goals, tax benefits, and incentives are the three biggest factors driving the EV transition in managed fleets. While nearly 44% of fleet drivers appreciate the positive contribution EVs have on society, incorporating EVs […]

TEM partners with Wilderlands to provide Laneway Festival and other Australian businesses the ability to extend their impact by supporting biodiversity projects local to...

Nationally endangered Superb  Parrot Credit: Allena P Hughes Leading Asia-Pacific carbon offsetting solutions provider Tasman Environmental Markets (TEM) has partnered with biodiversity credit developer Wilderlands to launch a new environmental impact offering, which blends measurable carbon emissions reduction with local impact on native Australian biodiversity, including protecting the habitat of endangered animals and threatened plant […]

The Last Murder at the End of the World by Stuart Turton

I’m struggling to remember where I bought this book. I don’t think I borrowed it from someone, but it’s entirely possible that I did. If it was you please let me know, I’ll need to return it. Having looked at the back of the book I see...

YINDI Brings Cultural Significance and Modern Functionality to Workspaces

Officeworks, Australia’s leading retailer for technology, office supplies, furniture, stationery, and learning and development resources, is reinforcing its commitment to supporting local partners and giving back to the community. Officeworks is expanding its range of office supplies by partnering with YINDI Manufacturing, an Indigenous Australian company dedicated to creating exceptional office furniture and plastics. This […]

ESG ratings often mislead consumers, greenwashing clampdown has further to go

  ASIC’s recent report on its interventions against greenwashing misconduct for the 2023–2024 period (REP 791) understates the need for improvement on ESG ratings, which often mislead consumers regarding the measurement of the sustainability of investment products. ASIC said in its report that “our surveillance indicates there is ample room for improvement”. Daniel Aguet, Deputy […]

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