Deloitte Australia
Beyond the Summit: Australia 2030
To shape a better future, we must learn from our past and act in the present. In this series recorded across AFR industry summits, we sit down with influential business and government leaders to unpack what Australia would, could or should look like in 2030. Join us as we explore the road ahead for our economy, our climate, and our people in this new age of disruption: https://deloi.tt/3fncUIZ
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Episodes
Episode 7: The future consumer - the lasting impacts of the energy crisis 05.12.2022 39:27
As we tackle the 'Energy Transition' energy affordability is going to get worse before it gets better (significantly worse). Those who can least afford to pay are suffering the highest impact. In this episode of Beyond the Summit, Simon Vardy and Sanj Pereira interview Lynne Gallagher, CEO of Energy Consumers Australia . Lynne talks about the impact of the transition on consumers and small busines...
Episode 6: Avatars, the metaverse and the future of retirement advice 01.12.2022 23:25
This podcast series is about Australia 2030, which is less than seven years away. By then, most Baby-boomers will have retired, so right now, it's crunch time for them to plan a super-strategy that will ensure they have a dignified and secure future. In this episode, Deloitte's Andrew Boal sits down with Craig Keary, CEO of Ignition Advice and Adrian Stewart , CEO of Allianz Retire+ as they discu...
Episode 5: The road to decarbonisation 27.11.2022 24:53
In this episode, Deloitte's Simon Vardy and Dr Alina Dini , along with ActewAGL's CEO John Knox , discuss ways to accelerate the electrification of vehicles in Australia as part of our journey to decarbonisation. They address the challenges, opportunities, and innovation potential of electric vehicles, and John explains ActewAGL's market-leading approach to the future of the energy sector. To d...
Episode 4: Driving innovation and partnerships in the higher education sector feat. University of Adelaide | Part 1 21.11.2022 19:38
In the first of our two-part episode, Stephen Rodda , Chief Innovation and Commercialisation Officer at the University of Adelaide sits down with Deloitte's Consulting Public Sector Leader Partner Colette Rogers to speak about the importance of embracing innovation at tertiary institutions and how they're securing the future of its students and the city of Adelaide. To discover more insights from...
Episode 3: The importance of regional policy and development in the electrification of everything 07.11.2022 26:11
Join Will Rayward-Smith , Liz Boylan from Deloitte and Michael Probert from NSW government to hear about the opportunities and challenges in regional Australia for decarbonised energy production and transmission. NSW has led the way in developing a renewable gas framework and mechanism to encourage new production, and many jurisdictions are developing renewable energy zones in regional areas. Ther...
Episode 2: Government for the people 17.08.2022 28:14
Government has proven it can adapt at speed. Now it's time to go beyond playing catch up and be at the leading edge of this new, ever-changing economy. Deloitte Australia's Adam Powick , CEO, and Joana Valente , lead partner in federal government consulting, join Digital Transformation Agency CEO Chris Fechner at the AFR Government Services Summit 2022 to unpack how Australia's public sector can b...
Episode 1: Banking, nature and the $44 trillion question 24.06.2022 11:17
We know nature has intrinsic value – but what about economic value? Paul Dobson , partner in Deloitte's Climate and Sustainability practice, sits down with Guy Williams , Deloitte director and Asia Pacific Nature Lead, at the AFR Banking Summit 2022 to explore natural capital and how banks can shape a more sustainable economy. To discover more insights from the AFR Banking Summit, click here .
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