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Meet Paul Goodenough, Producer of The Most Important Comic Book On Earth

Paul Goodenough, Emmy-nominated writer and producer, is on a mission to save the planet. From founding Rewriting Extinction to launching Rewired.Earth, he’s using the power of storytelling to protect species and reshape the global economy. By Daniel Simons

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Resilience Through Digital Collaboration: Platform Economics and Food Systems

The way we consume and value food has changed drastically over the last few decades. Can our food systems keep up?

Explore how digital collaboration is revolutionising the way we connect with our food and combat global challenges, promoting resilience and sustainability in a world that's hungry for change. By Daniel Vlahek

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Community and Competition in the World of Co-Design

Design leaders and practitioners across Australia and Aotearoa, New Zealand are pushing back against the status quo, exploring the ethics of social design amidst the challenges of advanced capitalism. Discover insights from the Doing Design Differently Tour, where community and collaboration were key. By Dr Emma Blomkamp…

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Hiking to Help Young Migrants and Refugees Discover Their New Home

Community only grows stronger when people feel at home. First Hike Project achieves this by taking young people from migrant and refugee backgrounds on day hikes and overnight camping trips throughout the Australian wilderness. Surrounded by a peaceful setting, the easygoing conversation helps to form lasting bonds. By Hudson Brown

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Kicking Goals for the Planet: How the Sporting World is Inspiring Climate Action

As climate change heats up the planet, athletes and fans are stepping up for action. From solar-powered Super Bowls to player-led climate petitions, sports are scoring big for the environment. Meet the game-changers leading the charge to a greener, cooler future. By Daniel Simons

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Nature’s Blueprint: The Transformative Impact of Biophilic Design

Since the dawn of time, humans have been hardwired to crave a reciprocal connection with nature. Yet in the blink of an eye, much of our actual jungles have been transformed into concrete jungles.

Biophilia emerged as a response to this detachment, recognising our innate need to reconnect with our roots. By Alexi Freeman

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