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World Environment Day is the day to talk about protecting our planet. This year, the focus is on encouraging businesses to adopt sustainable practices and transparently disclose their climate-related risks and opportunities. We spoke to our Environmental Management Expert, Susie Orme, to discuss the significance of climate change reporting in Australia.

The landscape of the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) continues to evolve, with stricter regulations and compliance measures becoming the norm. It’s a crucial time for NDIS providers to step up and ensure they meet these standards.

Right now, you can get 30% off your next corporate training for group bookings. Successful organisations are bridging the skills gap to future-proof their business. They prioritise achieving tangible business results and invest in their people today to drive long-term success.

Watch the second episode in our new Climate Disclosure Readiness webinar series, 'GHG Accounting Essentials. How to Measure and Report Your Emissions Accurately'. In this five-part series, our experts will guide you through the requirements, who they apply to, plus the essentials for meeting your Climate-Related Financial Disclosure obligations.

Discover the top skills professionals need for 2025 and beyond. Explore trends and targeted training to stay ahead of global risks and business shifts. See our latest article that explores eight key trends in business and how you can prepare for these changes with specialised training.

Integrating enhanced educational practices and cutting-edge technology, businesses can achieve greater consistency, improved safety, and better sustainability throughout their operations. This blog explores the synergy between education and technology in food safety supply chains. 

Australia's new climate disclosure laws turn compliance into a strategic opportunity for sustainable growth Climate change is not just an environmental issue; it’s a financial one, too. For Australian companies, this connection is becoming more apparent with the introduction of climate-related financial disclosure obligations.

Trust is key for businesses navigating the world of artificial intelligence. It empowers companies to operate responsibly while ensuring AI systems are used ethically and effectively, to drive business success.