As people become more aware of the environmental impact of their consumer habits, there is a greater incentive to buy second-hand. Adopting principles of the circular economy, Twig has launched a free banking app that allows users to trade their pre-loved goods for instant cash.

Physical copies of Angel Olsen’s album 'Big Time' promise to be net carbon negative. The announcement comes as more artists are getting involved in addressing climate action in their own ways, and consumers look for support in closing the value-action gap for sustainable behaviors.

As climate anxiety abounds, many companies are announcing plans to become ‘carbon neutral’ by investing in carbon-offsetting programmes, like planting trees. However, experts argue that these initiatives present carbon removal as a simple and reliable solution – which is not the whole truth.

While Australians’ attitudes towards renewable energy are on the rise – reflecting a growing appetite for more sustainable homes – issues around accessibility remain Down Under. Where are the biggest opportunities for innovation in the country’s journey towards green energy?