Green Building Voice: the podcast is brought to you by Green Building Council of Australia (GBCA), exploring the environmental, social and economic issues the property sector is facing and forecasting the future of our industry.
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Ahead of the release of a consultation paper on Green Star Interiors we discuss why we’re making the move to Green Star Fitouts and how we’ll support you – our Green Star users – through the change.
In this episode, our TRANSFORM panel discusses how different jurisdictions are stepping up to stabilise the grid, one of the biggest challenges of decarbonisation.
At our recent TRANSFORM event we gathered some of Australia's brightest leaders in finance and property to discuss how our industry is inching closer to translating ESG performance into financial opportunity. As ESG, capital and reporting begin to align in a complex environment, what are the challenges and risks and how can regulation help us drive better outcomes? How can we avoid greenwashing and what is green hushing? Listen in to find out what these global changes mean for Australia.
We're committed to #BuildingResilience through sustainable buildings and places, this includes the places where we live. This World Green Building Week we’re revisiting a panel discussion from 2020 to hear about how we can build resilience into the places where us Australians spend most of our time, our homes. GBCA’s Elham Monavari joins Sharanjit Paddam - Head of ESG risk QBE Insurance Group, Lauren Kajewski - Director sustainability and learning Landcom, and Tim Woodward - Director Chatham Homes, to discuss climate risk, resilience and future proofing our homes.
In 2020 engineering consultancy Cundall added to an impressive list of achievements by winning the World Green Building Council’s APAC Sustainable Business Leadership Award. GBCA's Jeff Oatman recently caught up with David Clark, Partner at Cundall, to learn about Cundall's achievements and ambitions.
The critical value of circular economy Is well established, however do we move on from the theoretical to the practical and how do we show tangible actions and results? In this special recording from TRANSOFRM, NSW Cricular’s Lisa McLean and her guests examine the latest industry innovations and examples and explore what still needs to be done
Our Policy Manager Tim Wheeler speaks to Coral Bravo about the ClimateWorks’ Net Zero Momentum Tracker project, Coral leads the tool's data gathering and analysis. Listen in to hear how the tool monitors Australia’s progress towards net zero emissions in local government areas, because when it comes to tackling the climate challenge at home, some of our most active advocates can be found at the grassroots level. For more information on the Net Zero Momentum Tracker visit netzerotracker.org
Tune into our Carbon Leader Series listen to Davina Rooney, CEO, GBCA, speak to Lendlease, Dexus, GPT Group, Frasers Property Australia and Integral Group about the technology and programs being implemented to realise a carbon positive future.
In this episode, we're joined by The Star's Group Head of Sustainability, Amanda Visser, who talks about the triumphs, opportunities and challenges of embedding sustainable business practices across all aspects of operations at The Star.
In this episode of The Voice podcast, we interview Jack Noonan, International WELL Building Institute Vice President, Australia & New Zealand, about the growing importance of healthy people in buildings.
In this episode, we talk to our 2019 Future Green Leader of the Year, Adam Jones, about how acts of bravery can pave the pathway to leadership and why having a passion project is an important part of sustaining momentum.
In this episode, we sit down with GBCA Interim CEO and Head of Public Affairs & Membership, Jonathan Cartledge, to discuss our policy priorities in the lead up to the federal election, as well as potential outcomes for industry under a leadership shake up.
In this special episode of The Voice, we sit down with outgoing GBCA CEO Romilly Madew, to talk about the incredible strides she's made over the past 15 years in her role. Discussing the transformation of Australia's built environment and the challenges industry has faced along the way, Romilly leaves us with a powerful message to keep fighting the good fight.
In this episode, we talk about pathways to leadership, gender diversity and the future of cities with Property Council CEO, Ken Morrison.
In this episode, we sit down with Republic of Everyone Program Manager and City of Sydney Councillor, Jess Miller, to discuss the dynamic projects taking place in the private sector to make our city more sustainable, as well as the next grassroots movements set to gain momentum.
Welcome back to our first podcast for 2019! We're joined by the new Committee for Sydney CEO, Gabriel Metcalf, who talks about growth opportunities for the city and the huge potential for development in Western Sydney.
In this episode, we talk to our Future Green Leader of the Year, Mirvac ESD Engineer, James Cahill to find out why young people are becoming more and more inspired to take up a career in sustainability roles. Thanks to our Principal Sponsor Frasers Property Australia and Supporting Sponsor Lendlease for partnering with us to deliver our Future Green Leader program.
In this episode, we sit down with Simon Carter, Managing Director of corporate sustainability strategy practice, Morphosis, and delve deep into the topic of digitalisation's opportunities and risks..
In this episode of Green Building Voice, we sit down with Nicole Sullivan, Senior Manager - Green Star Solutions and chemical engineer by trade, to talk about the setbacks and opportunities she's faced as a woman in the construction industry. Plus, what we can do to work together in closing the gap on gender equality.
Why is storytelling an essential part of mobilising change? Do we take a positive approach? How can we get people on board with the green building movement? We explore these questions and more. We explore this with GBCA Technical Developer, Devan Valenti, also the author of a book called 'Green Is Not a Colour'.