Melbourne: 6 May 2004
Venue: Grand Hyatt Melbourne  

Sydney: 12 May 2004
Venue: Four Seasons

Is the National Electricity Market (NEM) working for
Business, the Environment and Consumers?

Melbourne: 9 March 2004
Venue: Grand Hyatt Melbourne

Sydney: 17 March 2004
Venue: Four Seasons Hotel

'Your Foot's Too Big' presents business and social change group perspectives on corporate, individual, city and national ecological footprints; and the drivers of consumption and growth in Australia. We invite you to hear and participate in the debate on the sustainable way forward.

Melbourne: 27 August 2003
Venue: Grand Hyatt

Sydney: 20 November 2003
Venue: Four Seasons

Global warming is one of the most significant environment issues we face today. What are the risks for Australian business and the economy?

Sydney: 15 October 2003
Venue: Four Seasons

The event will explore two key themes, 'Stimulating the marketplace towards sustainability' including economic, market based, and regulatory approaches and 'Market take up of sustainability' with an emphasis on markets, reputation, recognition of risks and supply chain management.

Sydney: 28 May 2003
Venue: Four Seasons

The focus of this event is waste management strategies and the new government policies and regulations developing in Australia, with a particular focus on the issue of Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR). 

Sydney: 3 April 2003
Venue: Dockside Darling Harbour

3 leading Australians delivering their thoughts on the key aspects (signposts) of the path to sustainability. Louise Sylvan, Graeme Samuel, and Peter Garrett will answer the questions – What progress have we made? What will drive the debate over the next decades?

2 major Australian companies, outlining how they are seeking to move their CSR beyond regulatory compliance. Insurance Australia Group will discuss their program to embrace sustainability in their corporate culture influence their entire value chain towards sustainability. Sydney Water will discuss how they are mapping out their social, economic and environmental impact.