As rising seas and extreme weather reshape communities worldwide, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples are on the frontlines of climate change despite contributing least to the crisis. From the landmark Torres Strait 8 case to the deep cultural importance of Country, Indigenous voices must be central to climate solutions. By Daniel Vlahek
Read MoreWhen markets and policy fall short, innovation often starts at the community level. Social collectives like Melbourne’s Food Collective are reimagining food systems through local collaboration, flexible networks, and shared value creation. By Daniel Vlahek
Read MoreFast fashion’s waste doesn’t disappear—it travels. And while recycling and resale help, experts say the deeper challenge is overproduction and the need for a fashion system designed for durability, reuse and circularity. By Alexi Freeman
Read MoreFast fashion, food waste, and construction all reveal how much our economy relies on disposable habits.
The circular economy asks us to choose wisely, value more, and put human well-being and planetary health at the centre of economic life. By Daniel Vlahek
As landfills reach capacity, the circular economy offers a smarter way forward—reusing, repairing, and rebuilding. By Daniel Vlahek
Read MoreDigital Product Passports promise to play a key role in transforming how products are designed, used, and reused in a sustainable economy. By Daniel Vlahek
Read MoreLight, strong and versatile, plastic is undoubtedly a miracle material. Still, the question of how to recycle the 70 billion pieces of soft “scrunchable” plastics Australians use annually poses significant waste management challenges. By Alexi Freeman
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