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sustainability
96 results tagged sustainability:
How I retired early as a single woman and live on just $18k a year
Joanna has been retired for 12 years and, instead of eating into her capital, she has more invested than ever. Here's how she makes it work.
How Serina is teaching Aussies that frugal is not a dirty word
Lots of us dream of quitting our 9-5 job to tackle more creative pursuits or retire early. Serina Bird, also known as The Joyful Frugalista, has actually done it.
Vaccines and going green: Why the market is making a comeback
The demand for ethical investments is skyrocketing, and the sharemarket has been making an enthusiastic comeback on the wings of global vaccine rollouts.
The mammoth task facing Natalie Isaacs and 1 Million Women
Natalie Isaacs' "aha moment" came when she slashed her home electricity bill by 20%. "If millions of people did what I did, it would make a huge difference."
The best and worst performers on the share market this week
Healthcare was the stand-out performer this week, while the Information Technology sector was down more than 1%.
Why flying is the hardest climate choice I make
I compost, bike everywhere and buy vintage. But aviation is the carbon habit I can't quit, and the climate cost is confronting.
What the push for clean energy means for investors
US President Joe Biden's recommitment to the Paris climate targets is driving demand for renewable energy, at the benefit of producers and investors.
Tamara DiMattina on not keeping up with the Joneses
"Money makes doing good easy," says Tamara DiMattina, founder of the Buy Nothing New movement and The New Joneses project.
Last summer’s bushfire crisis is changing the way we invest
The Black Summer bushfire crisis changed the Australian landscape forever. It also changed the way we think about investing.
Aussies threw out more food than ever last year and it’s costing us billions
The average Aussie household threw out more than $1000 in food last year, but one woman is hoping to start a food upcycling revolution.
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