Corporate social responsibility
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Corporate responsibility
Corporate reputation
Corporate accountability
Report
How do platforms handle electoral misinformation in paid-for advertising?
There are significant gaps in Australia’s regulatory framework when it comes to electoral misinformation and disinformation served through paid-for advertising. This research demonstrates issues with platform responses to electoral misinformation served through paid-for advertising and weaknesses in platform transparency reports to the Australian Code of Practice on Disinformation and Misinformation.
Report
You win some, you lose more: online gambling and its impacts on those experiencing gambling harm
Australians outspend the citizens of every other country on online gambling. This inquiry considered whether the current regulatory framework for online gambling and gambling advertising in Australia is fit for purpose and meeting community expectations. The Committee asserts that Australian culture will be diminished if sport was to be so captured by gambling revenue that...
Report
Banking on nature destruction: an analysis of Australian bank financing of deforestation
The authors of this report argue that Australian banks need to move quickly to understand their exposure to deforestation and other activities that result in harmful nature impacts, implement lending policies that require the avoidance of harm to nature, and incentivise their customers to adopt practices that will restore the health of the ecosystems all...
Guide
Calling time: how to remove fossil fuel sponsorships from sport, arts and events
The fossil fuel industry is a major financial sponsor of hundreds of Australian teams, arts institutions and major events around the country. This publication outlines a voluntary code for organisations ready to lead industry efforts to combat climate change.
Journal article
Conflict and salience as drivers of corporate lobbying? An elite survey experiment
This article aims to study whether policy issue characteristics affect corporate lobbying behaviour. In doing so, it attempts to make a theoretical contribution to the interest group literature and more specifically on the behaviour of key business actors in the interest group system.