released 22 September 2017
Stockland’s continued commitment to leadership and ongoing achievement in sustainability is highlighted in its FY17 Annual Review and Sustainability Reporting released today, with the reports providing comprehensive information on the group’s strategy, financial, social and environmental priorities and performance measures.
released 13 September 2017
Resources companies have an important role to play in supplying the materials needed to create a more prosperous future and a lower carbon economy. We have integrated the
management of climate change into our business strategy.
released 1 September 2017
Telstra’s Bigger Picture 2017 Sustainability Report details the evolution of its sustainability strategy, and highlights a series of ‘firsts’ for Australia’s leading telecommunications and technology company.
released 14 August 2017
Commonwealth Bank has released its 2017 Corporate Responsibility Report, which shows continuing progress across a range of initiatives. This includes its longstanding investment in financial education programs for children and youth, which saw record participation this year.
The Report also contains Commonwealth Bank’s Climate Policy Position Statement that details the Bank’s commitment to limiting climate change to well below two degrees, in line with the Paris Agreement and supporting the responsible global transition to net zero emissions by 2050.
released 15 August 2017
Our purpose is to come up with innovative solutions to address the changing needs of the world’s population – we are on a mission to explore and design new ways of living and we want
to enable a better, more meaningful and sustainable life for the many people.
released 10 July 2017
This report is Tassal’s sixth annual sustainability report, and has been compiled using the Global Reporting Initiative’s (GRI) G4 requirements for an ‘In Accordance – Core’ report. The report
outlines the performance of material sustainability topics for the Tassal Group FY2016 (1st July 2015 to 30th June 2016), presented together with year on year data trends. Restatements
of previous years’ data are referred to throughout the report where applicable.
The Bank of England
released 16 June 2017
Climate change presents two types of financial risk that impact on our objectives: risks from the physical effects of climate change like floods and storms, and risks from the process of adjusting to a lower-carbon economy, such as policy changes and new technology.