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Bushfires ignite greater interest in ESG

The Australian summer was catastrophic for many people, their property and our native flora and fauna. And as Australians wore these losses a shift in our environmental awareness took place. We’re waking up to the role of climate in triggering national emergencies.

The first rumblings of this shift were felt when drought began to receive widespread attention. What was happening in our backyard resonated more than the

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