Sustainability

Despite the collapse, Ecolateral CEO Jamie Stott is hopeful its flagship store could be revitalised under new ownership.

Australian households are now flush with options for direct-to-consumer toilet paper brands, after cleaning goods powerhouse Zero Co launched a loo roll delivery offering directly competing with Who Gives A Crap.

Here's an ethical Christmas shopping guide, packed full of Australian companies striving to make a difference, brought to you by the editorial team of SmartCompany.

Hyundai and Kia reportedly have inked a deal with the world's largest battery company to see up to 140,000 EVs get a whopping 1000km range.

Sustainability is no longer a trend or a marketing ploy — it is a core pillar of successful businesses.

Josh Howard says up to 20 million unwanted gifts and the packaging they come in can end up cast aside or in landfill by the New Year.

UPPAREL, the Victorian textiles recycling business, has partnered with Chadstone Shopping Centre to provide garment disposal and removal services to the shopping centre’s retailers.

Holly Ryan is a jewellery maker from Noosa who is using reclaimed metals from old Lenovo laptops to make new pieces.

Daniel Kitay hopes Mars Wrigley's move to paper packaging will unlock similar options for SMEs.

Drinks brand Lo Bros has vowed to disrupt its own industry and purge the ocean of 2 million plastic water bottles using its non-soda soda line.

Independent powerbroker David Pocock, along with several other MPs from all walks of Parliament, has test-driven a Toyota Hilux ute that was converted into an electric vehicle by a savvy automotive startup launched by two former Atlassian executives.

Professor John Thwaites will chair the expert members, who include chief scientist Dr Cathy Foley and CSIRO boss Dr Larry Marshall.