The Australian Women's Weekly

How to be super ethical

Oncologist Bronwyn King always wanted to save lives, but she never expected the best way to do so would come from examining her finances. When she discovered the default setting on her superannuation fund meant she was supporting the production of cigarettes, she was horrified. She now heads Tobacco Free Portfolios,

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