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On this special Earth Day edition of On the Move, learn more about the recent achievements and innovations driving sustainability on the road to a circular economy.

Three Australian startups, as well as burrito chain Guzman y Gomez, have raised millions in fresh capital this week.

The Guzman y Gomez story is now spicier than one of its $13.70 chicken burritos. It is interesting to see who bought in, and why.

Owned by Aware Real Estate, Dickson Village Apartments is a brand new build-to-rent community located at 50 Anthill Street, Dickson with key tenants including Coles’ latest full-line supermarket, Liqourland and ten speciality shops. Setting a new standard for sustainable living in the ACT, the property showcases a robust renewable energy component that not only promotes environmental responsibility but also fosters community engagement.

“I hate selling even one Canva share … but it’s time for some of our earlier funds to take some profits off the table.”

The former equities boss says strategic alignment is key when looking at stocks to buy, and is expecting more M&A, having already picked one of the year’s top takeover targets.

Recent research by The Conexus Institute identifies significant dispersion in the operating environment for Australia’s superannuation funds. Here they consider the impact on fund investment models including internalisation, private assets and offshore investment teams.

Samantha Mostyn has been confirmed as the new governor-general.

Boards hate it when big investors speak out about their strategy, but it usually sparks action.

Sam Mostyn’s instinctive promotion of progressive cultural policies will now be cloaked in a vice regal role that should remain above politics and controversy.