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Partner manager at politics and prose. I just want to thank all of you for coming tonight. Love to see such a full house. I could not be more excited to introduce three powerhouse women that will speak tonight. We will have them come up in just a few minutes but first i want to show a short video. It was produced by two of our speakers tonight and it is narrated at the incomparable alexandria ocasiocortez. His very schematic to what we will be talking about tonight and its a really great introdu...

Yesterday you should have received the amazing work that Murray Hogarth has started for us on how the new push for nuclear energy in Australia is an overly expensive and fundamentally political ploy to keep oil and gas in our economy.

Coles has given mandarin packaging a makeover this year, launching a 100% recyclable paper bag for the winter fruit that is popular for school lunchboxes.

For the past 14 years, Western Australia-based R1i Technology has been supplying Cisco technology in partnership with Ingram Micro to local clients, including many in the resources sector. 

Australians could be applying toxic chemicals to their faces daily. Experts are calling for better regulation around the use of PFAS in cosmetics.

New Zealand is banning them, the EU is phasing them out, and a growing number of states in the US are restricting the use of PFAS chemicals in cosmetics. But experts say Australia is 'way behind' when it comes to limiting exposure to so-called 'forever chemicals.'

Uber Eats Australia has teamed up with environmental organisation Planet Ark to ensure that orders are being packaged sustainably.

Apple's 1st Generation iPhone SE is officially vintage. But what does it mean when an iPhone becomes "vintage" anyway?

Buying decisions can be difficult.

With people around the world spending more time in built environments, it has become imperative for architects to factor into their design process the ability to connect with nature.