Content relating to Sustainability
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Australia’s Modern Slavery Laws Are Set for Their Biggest Reform Yet: Here’s What Organisations Need to Know
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.
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AASB S2 Reporting: Is Your Organisation Ready?
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?
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ON DEMAND Webinar: SMETA 3P and Distributed Workforce Is Here. Are Your Suppliers Audit-Ready?
Supply chain risk isn’t always where you expect it. For many organisations, the biggest gaps are sitting within service providers - and they’re often the hardest to audit.
With SMETA 3-Pillar (3P) and Distributed Workforce now here, the question is shifting from “Are we compliant?” to:
“Are we truly audit-ready across our extended workforce?” Watch our on-demand webinar to understand what SMETA 3P means - and how to prepare with confidence.
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Workplace Conditions Assessment Explained: Improve Supply Chain Transparency & Risk Management
Discover how a Workplace Conditions Assessment (WCA) audit helps organisations improve supply chain transparency, manage risk, and strengthen social, labour, health & safety, and environmental compliance.
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Why ISCC Certification Is Becoming Non-Negotiable for Australian and New Zealand Businesses
Over the past few years, we have seen a clear shift in how sustainability is viewed across ANZ and international supply chains.
What was once a “nice to have” is now a commercial, regulatory, and reputational expectation.
Customers aren’t just asking whether sustainability policies exist - they’re asking how claims are verified, how emissions are calculated, and whether supply chains are truly traceable. This is why ISCC certification is becoming increasingly critical.
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Intertek SAI Global sponsors Knowledge Sharing Hub at Cybercon 2025
We’re excited to announce that Intertek SAI Global is proudly sponsoring the Knowledge Sharing Hub at the Cybercon 2025 conference in Melbourne, 15–17 October. The Knowledge Hub is where industry leaders, innovators, and practitioners come together to share insights shaping the future of information technology, cybersecurity, and data trust.
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Essentials of GHG Accounting and Reporting for Your Organisation
Understanding and addressing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions is a critical component of modern corporate strategies focusing on climate action. From compliance with regulations to fulfilling stakeholder expectations, accurate measurement and reporting of emissions is pivotal for a company’s long-term success.This blog will guide you through the fundamentals of GHG accounting, providing actionable insights to help you ensure your organisation meets reporting requirements with transparency and precision.
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Beyond the question: Why R U OK? Day matters
A simple conversation can make a significant impact. R U OK? Day serves as a vital reminder of our collective power to support one another through meaningful dialogue.
This year, our team at Intertek SAI Global recognised the day by focusing on Emotional Energy and fostering a supportive community.
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Human Rights Due Diligence: Why It Matters for Australian Businesses in 2025
Discover what human rights due diligence means, why it is vital for Australian businesses under the Modern Slavery Act 2018, and how organisations can implement effective frameworks to build resilience, protect people, and strengthen trust.

