Risk Management

Samantha Hepburn Professor, Deakin Law School, Deakin University Fossil fuel companies in Australia could ship their carbon dioxide (CO₂) waste overseas for disposal, under changes to the Environment Protection (Sea Dumping) Act 1981 introduced to […] Australia has introduced a new bill that will allow us to ship carbon emissions overseas. Here’s why that’s not a great idea. […]

Jim Little, Savi Thethi & Raghavendra Rengaswamy Executive Summary Customs compliance and compliance with global ESG requirements is becoming ever more complex at a time when many organizations are attempting to streamline as much cost Do You Need a New Digital Path to Reach the New Digital Customer? […]

Mike McCloskey A confluence of challenges is impacting the engineering and construction industry. How is it transforming to weather the storm? We’re all used to hearing about the global health pandemic, but should the Australian Inflation and skills shortage heighten engineering and construction risk. […]

Laura Lienshöft With the help of EY, Bayer reimagined how its resources deliver value to internal stakeholders and accelerated its mission of health and wellbeing. Amid greater technology advances, shifting growth strategies and pandemic-driven changes How Bayer closed the distance globally between planning and activating […]

Monash Emerging Technologies Research Lab A forecasting project, led by Monash University researchers, that explores how diverse households will live and use energy over the coming decades has paved the way to help guide the Energy transition at risk unless future needs of consumers are better understood […]

Australian consumers remain wary of online surveillance in their digital interactions with brands – their demands for greater transparency, and control over use of their personal information, and what is being personalised to them online, Wary of online surveillance, consumers demanding full transparency and control over their data […]

Demanding cash from customers, paying workers ‘cash in hand’, or not declaring all sales are the most common examples of the 43,000 tip-offs received by the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) in the 2021–22 financial year. The ATO reveals most dobbed-in industries […]