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2nd Apr 2024

Trying to find a super fund that doesn't invest in fossil fuels? Read this!

It's time to put our super, pension fund or 401k money where our values are

21st Feb 2024

How Australia's huge superannuation funds can do much more to fight climate change, with a little help

Our super funds say they want to invest more in the net zero transition but that regulation blocks them. Here's what could change!

MoneyShareEnergy

26th Jul 2023

What I learnt from getting together with my friends to talk climate

As our 1 Million Women big weekend of conversations called 1M TALKING CLIMATE fast approaches, I am reflecting on the pilot get together that I hosted back in April.

Money

24th Jul 2023

Want To Make The Switch? Here’s A List Of Banks That Don’t Invest In Fossil Fuels!

We’ve put together a list below to help you understand which banks are contributing to the problem and which banks are striving for a “green” way forward.

MoneyNews

24th Jul 2023

How To Find (And Switch To) A Bank That Works Well For The Planet And Your Wallet

In this article we’ll cover off the steps for how to find an ethical bank that suits you.

MoneyEnergy

18th Jul 2023

All-electric homes are better for your hip pocket and the planet. Here's how governments can help us get off gas

If we want to electrify but can't afford it, governments could make it easier for us. Here's how.

MoneyEnergy

11th Jul 2022

Keen to retrofit your home to lower its carbon footprint and save energy? Consider these 3 things

Heating (and cooling) our homes is an energy intensive, expensive affair. Almost 8 million homes across Australia lack sufficient insulation, use sub-par heating and cooling equipment, or are badly designed. Retrofitting is the addition of new technology or features to older systems.

Money

15th Jun 2022

The Ins and Outs of Ethical Banking

What is Ethical Banking and why should you switch banks?

MoneyShareClothes

24th May 2022

Greenwashing: The Challenge for Conscious Consumers

As people take to the streets (and screens!) to demand change, it finally seems as though brands are taking note - but do they really care or is it all just the work of clever marketing teams?