Melbourne: 23rd August 2005
Venue: Melbourne Sofitel

60% of people say business is not a reliable source of environmental information. Basically, they think business says more than it actually does in terms of becoming sustainable. Such low community trust is a serious issue for any business concerned about its reputation.

Sydney: 26th May 2005
Venue: Wentworth Hotel Sofitel

Melbourne: 2nd June 2005
Venue: Hilton on the Park

The NSW State Government's Metropolitan Strategy for Sydney is under the microscope. Community groups are putting pressure on Government to address issues of equity and sustainability.  What is the role for business?

Melbourne 2030 has been in place for over a year. Although the plan was widely supported by community groups and the property industry, implementation is looking tough. Can the goals of "a more compact city" and "a great place to live" be reconciled?

Melbourne: 16th March 2005
Venue: Carlton Crest Hotel

Sydney: 22nd March 2005
Venue: Wentworth Hotel Sofitel

Environment Ministers have demanded that the revised National Packaging Covenant (NPC) improve its
performance and set ambitious new targets. NSW and other states will make decisions on extended producer responsibility for several products in 2005.

Melbourne: 13 October 2004
Venue: Grand Hyatt

Sydney: 20 October 2004
Venue: Wentworth Sydney

Internationally, governments are moving to support CSR. What do the experts believe government should do to support CSR in Australia? This is your chance to participate in discussions resulting in submission to the new government.
 

Sydney: 14 July 2004

Melbourne: 22 July 2004
Venue: Grand Hyatt

Community Consultation and Sustainability Reporting.

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?