Better Futures Australia collaborations

Mandatory Climate-Related Financial Risk Disclosure Policy

Advocacy Brief: Mandatory Climate-Related Financial Risk Disclosure

As part of our ongoing work to strengthen climate governance and financial integrity, an in-depth policy analysis was conducted by Better Futures Australia intern Greta Cranwell Schaeper.

Australia’s Priorities for a High Integrity COP31

Advocacy Brief: Roadmap to a High Integrity COP31

This briefing was developed through ongoing dialogue with Better Futures Australia members and shaped by insights shared at the March 2025 panel discussion, Roadmap to a Clean COP31: Strengthening COP Integrity and Leadership.

Youth Storytellers Shift the Climate Change Narrative

At the Youth Film & Storytelling for Change Workshop, held during Climate Action Week Sydney, the power of narrative to influence climate action was front and centre.

Connecting governments to accelerate climate action

First Published by Cities Power Partnership, 14 Jul 2023 Australian councils and their communities are at the forefront of dealing with the impacts of climate change, but they are under-resourced, ill-equipped to respond and are often hamstrung by state, territory and federal legal and institutional frameworks.

2024 Australian Local Government Climate Review

Better Futures Australia, in collaboration with Ironbark Sustainability and ICLEI Oceania are proud to announce an updated version of the Australian Local Government Climate Review 2024.

Australia’s opportunity to create 395,000 clean export jobs

You can view the summary and a copy of the full report here.

Policy to Enable All Modes of Electric Vehicles

By Peter Newman AO, Professor of Sustainability, Curtin University and Co-ordinating Lead Author for Transport in IPCC.

A Better Future for Australia's Transport Sector

The transport sector is the third largest and fastest-growing sector for carbon emissions in Australia.

HEAL COUNTRY. HEAL CLIMATE.

1 November 2021 Aboriginal and Torres Strait delegates to COP26 in Glasgow urge the Australian Government to prioritise impacts on their communities.

How government can support business on our decarbonisation journey

2 November 2021 The 2021 United Nations Climate Conference (COP26) presents an opportunity for Australian business, civil society, and subnational leaders to jointly advocate for credible climate policies, including nationally consistent standards to drive private-sector ambition.

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