Emma Elsworthy, Author at SmartCompany

Emma Elsworthy

Emma Elsworthy is Climate Editor at Crikey, SmartCompany, and The Mandarin, and writes daily morning newsletter the Worm. Before joining Crikey in 2021, Emma was a breaking news reporter in ABC’s Sydney newsroom, a journalist at BBC Australia, and a journalist in Fairfax Media’s regional network. She was part of a team awarded a Walkley for coverage of the 2019-2020 Black Summer bushfire crisis, and won the Australian Press Council prize in 2013.

The Repair Cafe movement is tackling our tech waste crisis and changing consumer behaviour

Founder Martine Postma was determined to make repairing our broken things attractive again, but it needed to be available around the corner, cheaper than buying a new product, and fun. Repair Cafe was born.

Emma Elsworthy

Reground will recycle 75,000 tonnes of coffee grounds that would otherwise end up in landfill

‘Technology unlocks dreams’: Zolo’s Franz Siasat on inking a deal with Canva and taking on SME tech waste

Atlassian tells SMEs ‘don’t f— the planet’ in new business sustainability bible

The Repair Cafe movement is tackling our tech waste crisis and changing consumer behaviour

IKEA to deliver packages using tuk tuks across Sydney in bid to slash emissions

‘As strong as plastic bags’: Aussie startup wins eco award for bag that dissolves in water

EV converter Roev and RedSands ink deal to create Australia’s first EV 4WD camper

SMEs face obstacles in Chalmers’ $20k tax break for installing solar and more

Up to $20k tax break for SMEs that install solar, electrify heating, and more in pre-budget promise

IPM is disrupting organic food in Australia, and it’s up to 30% cheaper

Tash Keuneman left Atlassian to start her own climate foundation. Here’s what she learned

From Kmart to Myer: Australia’s most and least ethical fashion brands, ranked

Emma Elsworthy

Reground will recycle 75,000 tonnes of coffee grounds that would otherwise end up in landfill

‘Technology unlocks dreams’: Zolo’s Franz Siasat on inking a deal with Canva and taking on SME tech waste

Atlassian tells SMEs ‘don’t f— the planet’ in new business sustainability bible

The Repair Cafe movement is tackling our tech waste crisis and changing consumer behaviour

IKEA to deliver packages using tuk tuks across Sydney in bid to slash emissions

‘As strong as plastic bags’: Aussie startup wins eco award for bag that dissolves in water

EV converter Roev and RedSands ink deal to create Australia’s first EV 4WD camper

SMEs face obstacles in Chalmers’ $20k tax break for installing solar and more

Up to $20k tax break for SMEs that install solar, electrify heating, and more in pre-budget promise

IPM is disrupting organic food in Australia, and it’s up to 30% cheaper

Tash Keuneman left Atlassian to start her own climate foundation. Here’s what she learned

From Kmart to Myer: Australia’s most and least ethical fashion brands, ranked

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