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Compare ISO 9001:2026 vs ISO 9001:2015 and understand the key changes. Download our practical guide to help prepare your Quality Management System for the new requirements.

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Collecting climate data from suppliers can be far more complicated than simply asking for a number. Suppliers may struggle with unfamiliar methodologies, fragmented data, unclear requirements and limited internal resources - creating data quality, compliance and assurance risks. Join our experts for a practical session exploring how to make supplier climate data collection clearer, more credible and more effective.

Collecting climate data from suppliers can be far more complicated than simply asking for a number. Suppliers may struggle with unfamiliar methodologies, fragmented data, unclear requirements and limited internal resources - creating data quality, compliance and assurance risks. Join our experts for a practical session exploring how to make supplier climate data collection clearer, more credible and more effective.

FSSC 22000 Version 7 is here. If your organisation is currently FSSC 22000 certified - or preparing for certification - now is the time to understand what’s changing and what the transition means for your business. Join our expert-led webinar for a practical overview of the Version 7 updates, key requirements and the steps certified organisations should be considering as they prepare for the transition.

ISO 9001:2026 is here; and organisations should be thinking now about what the new requirements mean for their quality management systems. With the latest revision of ISO 9001 now finalised, the question is shifting from “What’s changing?” to: “How prepared is your organisation for the transition?” Join our webinar to understand the key themes and revisions in ISO 9001:2026 – and how to start preparing with confidence.

Australia's Modern Slavery Laws Are Set for Their Biggest Reform Yet: Here's What Organisations Need to Know. Among the key changes announced by the Government are a proposed “failure to prevent” offence for organisations with annual consolidated revenue over $100 million; civil penalties for organisations that fail to comply with existing reporting obligations; enhanced reporting requirements.

AASB S2 Reporting: Is Your Organisation Ready? Many organisations already collect some form of sustainability data and may have also reported against frameworks such as the Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures (TCFD). However, AASB S2 Climate-related Disclosures, Australia’s mandatory climate reporting standard, introduces a new level of scrutiny, consistency and accountability. The question many organisations are now asking is simple: Are our current systems, processes and governance arrangements capable of supporting AASB S2 reporting requirements?