Taxes: Why they’re important
The phrase “Death and Taxes” suggests that taxes are both inevitable and unwelcome. However, taxes… Read More »Taxes: Why they’re important
Nimanie Hapuarachchi
Nimanie is currently studying Horticulture at Griffith University. She has joined THRIVE as a research volunteer in order to promote sustainability-especially in the food and agriculture fields.
Australia’s Asylum Crisis: Protection or Punishment?
Australia’s treatment of asylum seekers has been an ongoing controversy for some time. Every year,… Read More »Australia’s Asylum Crisis: Protection or Punishment?
The story of Iceland: 100% renewable energy
Over the coming decades, global warming is set to increase the earth’s temperature by 1.5… Read More »The story of Iceland: 100% renewable energy
Are Solar-Powered Cars the Future of Transport?
The transport sector accounts for one-fifth of global carbon emissions (Ritchie, 2020). With all the… Read More »Are Solar-Powered Cars the Future of Transport?
SDG1 & SDG2: October 2021 Webinar Highlights with Mariam Awlia
The THRIVE project would like to extend our warmest gratitude to Mariam Awlia for giving… Read More »SDG1 & SDG2: October 2021 Webinar Highlights with Mariam Awlia
Is Silvopasture a Solution for the Livestock Industry’s Sustainability?
Global meat and dairy production is continuously rising due to growing demand. While there is… Read More »Is Silvopasture a Solution for the Livestock Industry’s Sustainability?