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Houston news: Car crashes into house on Ludington; child injured - Vimarsana News

Houston news: Car crashes into house on Ludington; child injured

A 12-year-old was injured Tuesday after a car crashed into a home in southwest Houston.

Source: khou.com
ESG concerns: Social causes like the Voice to parliament are not the 'main game' for ethical companies - Vimarsana News

ESG concerns: Social causes like the Voice to parliament are not the 'main game' for ethical companies

Businesses backing social causes need to test the views of staff and customers and back up words with action, a survey has found.

Source: afr.com
Voice to parliament: The resounding No result should push corporate leaders to think harder about intervening in social issues, former Business Council boss Hugh Morgan says - Vimarsana News

Voice to parliament: The resounding No result should push corporate leaders to think harder about intervening in social issues, former Business Council boss Hugh Morgan says

Corporate Australia’s support for the Voice, including multi-million dollar donations from shareholder funds, jarred against the 61 per cent who voted against it.

Source: afr.com
Why corporate Australia is under fire on support for the Voice - Vimarsana News

Why corporate Australia is under fire on support for the Voice

Much of corporate Australia strongly backed the Voice. The result means they are reassessing how to address social issues as past of the ESG agenda.

Source: afr.com
Voice referendum: Mundine, Price threaten to sue Financial Review over 'Nazi' cartoon - Vimarsana News

Voice referendum: Mundine, Price threaten to sue Financial Review over 'Nazi' cartoon

Two of the No campaign’s leaders, Warren Mundine and Jacinta Nampijinpa Price, have sent letters warning they will file defamation lawsuits.

Source: afr.com