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The Rise of Short-Form Videos in Event Coverage: What Brands Should Know

No one has time to watch 10-minute video recaps of events, and scrolling through social media makes it clear that snackable, quick videos are...

Neste extends sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) supply to Ontario International Airport through deal with Amazon Air

Photo: Amazon Neste has reached an agreement with Amazon to provide 7,500 metric tons (2.5 million gallons) of neat Neste MY Sustainable Aviation Fuel™ for its Amazon Air cargo operations at San Francisco International Airport and Ontario International Airport in California, through to the end of 2025. This agreement makes Amazon the first company to purchase and […]

Go wild at the Maritime Museum these winter school holidays

Australian National Maritime Museum Explore your creativity and curiosity at the Australian National Maritime Museum these school holidays with a jam-packed program of exciting activities to spark the imagination. From collaborative LEGO building to photography and art workshops to underwater drone operation, and Museum activity trails designed especially for kids, there is so much to […]

Australian Ethical and the CEFC Invest $30 Million in Climate Tech Partners as Fund Reaches First Close

Climate Tech Partners (CTP) has reached first close for its new fund, anchored by $15 million each from Australian Ethical Investments (AEI) and the Clean Energy Finance Corporation (CEFC). This achievement comes despite a challenging environment for tech and venture capital fundraising. The strong institutional support reflects an appetite for a new model of venture […]

The $6 billion flexibility dividend: why grid orchestration must be Australia’s next energy imperative

By James Hunt, Vice President for Power Systems and Services at Schneider Electric Australia is powering ahead with its energy transition. Coal is exiting the grid by 2038, and our new energy landscape is increasingly defined by renewables, storage, and electrification. But this transition will falter, and cost us billions, unless we address one critical […]

Wealthy Nations Fail to Deliver on Climate Finance Promises, Undermining Adaptation Effort

Anna Chitiyo sees the status of her stunted maize plants at her farm in Mutare Rural District, Zimbabwe. Due to El Nino, it is projected that 26% of people in rural areas will have a cereal shortage, further worsening fears of a hunger crisis in the country. Wealthy countries still fail to deliver the adaptation […]

Why Event Success Often Depends on the Lens Behind the Camera

While planning for an event, there are many components we like to focus on, like having a well-structured plan, proper execution, and happy guests....

Beyond Diamonds: 2025’s Hottest Gemstone Engagement Ring Trends for the Modern Couple

When it comes to popping the question, the choice of ring is just as crucial as the instant itself. For generations, diamonds had been...

Belmont North Community Recycling Centre opens doors

Minister for Hunter Yasmin Catley, Lake Macquarie Mayor Adam Shultz and NSW EPA Executive Director of Programs and Innovation Alexandra Geddes cut the ribbon Disposing of household problem waste will be easier than ever for Lake Macquarie residents after the Belmont North Community Recycling Centre (CRC) opened this week. The new CRC at Floraville Road […]

UNOC 2025 Echoes Down Under: New FAO Data, Aussie Innovation, and the Future of Fishing

Australian scientists and fishers highlight local innovation and global momentum to protect ocean biodiversity in the wake of the UN Ocean Conference. Leading marine scientists are sounding the alarm as global oceans edge closer to a critical tipping point due to the compounding pressures of climate change, overfishing, and habitat degradation. A recent Marine Stewardship Council […]
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