In energy matters, the government appears enslaved by ‘first world’ norms and standards

The latest heatwave will probably prolong the UK’s spending surge

The fun and games in this innovative and rapidly changing sector will be well worth watching

Friday, August 12 2022

The unskilled workforce in particular will be affected by the steps the country will be compelled to take

There are complex and overlapping issues, but to dismiss environmental, social & governance investing completely is wrongheaded

SA’s private sector has not yet fully embraced the role it needs to play in the achievement of gender equality

How the energy crisis is driving trends and what property valuers need to consider in their assessments

Coal will remain king in SA for the foreseeable future

Australia has minerals for renewable energy, is too reliant on coal and LNG

Critics lay blame at the wrong door, but is there anything to consider changing in the monetary policy committee?