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Filed to:environmentally friendly Image: iStock At Lifehacker, we independently select and write about stuff we love and think youll like too. We have affiliate and advertising partnerships, which means we may collect a share of sales or other compensation from the links on this page. BTW - prices are accurate and items in stock at the time of posting. You probably don’t realise, but every decision you make has an impact on the environment. From what you choose to eat for dinner to how you co...

The Future Super team at the 2019 climate strike. Source: supplied. More than 380 business leaders, including the heads of Atlassian and Canva, are again supporting their staff to walk out this afternoon to join students on the School Strike 4 Climate. The businesses are getting behind the Not Business as Usual movement, spearheaded by green super fund Future Super, and its founder and chief Simon Sheikh. According to Sheikh, the support is indicative of a shifting culture in the tech sector, a...

(Photo by Dan Kitwood, Getty Images) Thousands of school students will take to the streets to protest government inaction on the climate crisis this Friday. The Australia-wide protests mark the first school climate strike since the start of the pandemic last year. The events are backed by strong support from Australian tech and business leaders including Atlassian and Canva. Following a Federal Budget which left the climate agenda for dead, thousands of school children are protesting government...

Super funds go high-tech to reach you in a more modern way We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Normal text size Advertisement flindaSuperannuation funds are pouring money into artificial intelligence and improving mobile phone apps in a bid to harness an uptick in member engagement resulting from the coronavirus pandemic and the federal govenment’s associated financial hardship early access to super scheme. KPMG’s super advisory partner Davi...

Ethical fund CEO to depart — 1 minute read The co-founder and chief executive of Future Super will be stepping aside from the role. Kirstin Hunter will leave Future Super in 2021. Ms Hunter joined Future Super in 2017 as chief operating officer before being appointed to the board as managing director in 2018. In 2020 she was named as a co-founder and promoted to the CEO role. Co-founder Simon Sheikh will now be taking back the reins as CEO.  “Kirstin has been a major force behi...