A pioneering panel which aims to ensure the varying needs of disabled people are fully met by East West Railway Company has been set-up.The Accessibility Advisory Panel is thought to be the first of its kind for a UK based rail company building a new railway and will help East West Railway Company set industry-leading standards for accessibility and inclusivity.https://www.livingwithdisability.org/post/east-west-rail-s-accessibility-panel-steaming-ahead

Tim Washington is CEO and co-founder of JET Charge, Australia’s largest EV charging technology business. Also co-founder of Chargefox, now the country’s largest EV charging network. One of Australia's growing generation of climate entrepreneurs.Anna Rose founded the Australian Youth Climate Coalition in 2005 and is among Australia's leading climate activists. Named in Australian Financial Review/Westpac’s 100 Women of Influence in 2019, Anna is a Director of Farmers for Climate Action and CEO of Environmental Leadership Australia. They are chalk & cheese amidst Australia's push to net zero and in a webinar together on Tuesday 6th June:www.climateandpeace.com.au

According to the World Health Organisation, 80% of deaths from chronic diseases are impacted by poor diet. Sadly, affordability continues to be a key barrier to accessing healthy fruit and vegetables across the globe as the cost of living escalates.“Food prescription” programs address this by giving financially disadvantaged healthcare patients debit card-based aid to buy healthy food from everyday shopping outlets. The idea is at the centre of initiatives across the US and the UK, and its efficacy is backed up by research from The George Institute for Global Health and UNSW, Sydney.https://www.wundermanthompson.com/insight/food-as-medicine

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The PwC tax scandal leads to the need for action to prevent such poor behaviour occurring in future. Click on each point to see

Australia has led the world with protections for public interest whistleblowing. From the early 1990s Australia was the first country after the United States to enact comprehensive public sector whistleblowing laws. In 2019,Australia's private sector laws were the first to give whistleblowers rights to compensation if companies fail in their duty to protect them. However, overall, Australia’s whistleblower protection laws are now falling behind. The 5-year statutory review of the Corporations Act whistleblower protection provisions (Part 9.4AAA) is due in 2024. Given recent issues with PwC these provisions should be strengthened and extended to partnerships. https://transparency.org.au/accountable-government/whistleblowing/