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'Toxic cover-up': 6 lessons Australia can draw from the UN's scathing report on greenwashing

The United Nations this week slammed corporate “greenwashing” and said organisations cannot claim to be net-zero while supporting fossil fuel projects.

The Conversation

Treasury calls for action on sky-high prices, as blowback comes from gas companies

Gas exporters have signalled their intent to make sure any government regulation on gas prices is watered down.

The New Daily

We’re a rude mob, says PM

Debate in politics has become less civil over his years in Parliament, Anthony Albanese says, and Ampol was one of the public companies that didn’t pay tax last financial year, even though its gross income was more than $20 billion.

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Almost a third of Australia’s large companies pay no income tax

Tax Office finds more than half major mining, energy and water companies paid nothing in 2020-21, a three-year high

The Guardian - AU

Neymar trial concludes after Spain prosecutors drop charges

Neymar’s trial concluded on Monday with the company that accused him of fraud and corruption reducing the prison sentence it sought for the player’s alleged involvement in irregularities related to his transfer from Santos to Barcelona in 2013.

France 24

Neymar trial wraps up after Spain prosecutors drop charges

Barcelona (AFP) - The trial of Brazilian superstar Neymar over his transfer to Barcelona in 2013 was due to wrap up Monday just days after a major U-turn by Spanish prosecutors who dropped all fraud charges against the player.

AFP

Neymar: Spain’s state prosecutor drops fraud charges against star over Barcelona deal

A prosecutor told the court ‘there is not the slightest hint of crime’

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Neymar: Fraud and corruption charges dropped against PSG star

Prosecutors had sought a two-year prison term for Neymar and the payment of a €10million fine

The Independent UK

Spanish prosecutors drop charges against Neymar

BARCELONA: Prosecutors in Spain on Friday dropped corruption and fraud charges against football star Neymar and others accused in a trial over the Brazilian's 2013 move from Santos to Barcelona.

Bangkok Post

Spain prosecutors drop charges against Neymar and others

Barcelona (AFP) - Prosecutors in Spain on Friday dropped corruption and fraud charges against football star Neymar and others accused in a trial over the Brazilian's 2013 move from Santos to Barcelona.

AFP

Spain prosecutors drop charges against Neymar, others

Barcelona (AFP) - Prosecutors in Spain dropped corruption and fraud charges on Friday against football star Neymar and others accused in a trial over the Brazilian's 2013 move from Santos to Barcelona.

AFP

Australian schools science roadshow drops Santos as naming rights sponsor

Exclusive: Organiser says income from gas company was tied to deal and ‘we are now searching for a new sponsor’

The Guardian - AU

Dirty sponsorship in sport: new report finds fossil-fuel money won’t be missed

Sporting bodies won’t find it hard at all to move on from coal, gas and oil sponsorships. Fossil-fuel companies, however, will certainly miss sport.

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Fossil fuel companies sponsor Australian sports to the tune of $14m-$18m a year, researchers find

The ‘good news’ is this money could be replaced over time as it represents just 3.5% of sponsorship, expert says

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The attention economy: an $800b commodity rush that’s all about you

When sports sponsors complain that they’re getting the wrong sort of attention, it shows they’ve misread the dynamics of the attention economy.

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‘Human billboards’: from fossil fuels to gambling, sport sponsorship is no longer a silent issue

Where do national sporting bodies get their money from? And how many are starting to show concern about their funding?

ABC News

NT's Blacktip gas field production drops, forcing shutdown of Northern Gas Pipeline

Production from the offshore field which supplies gas for the Top End's electricity generation has decreased by nearly 50 per cent this year.

AAP

Gas boom boosts Woodside, Santos

Woodside has reported a 70 per cent jump in quarterly revenue, while Santos said it had a record $US1 billion in free cashflow during the period.

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The Guardian - AU

Reckoning beckons as athlete voices grow louder over sportswashing sponsors

It may prove to be a blip from business as usual but recent resistance in Australian sport has been encouraging

AAP

Santos ends Darwin Festival sponsorship

Gas giant Santos has ended its sponsorship of the Darwin Festival after almost 30 years.

ABC News

Santos ends sponsorship of popular Darwin Festival after lengthy campaign by environmentalists opposing fossil fuels

The company announces its decision to withdraw sponsorship after nearly three decades, following an "alternative funding" offer for the festival from a coalition of groups opposing fossil fuels.

The Guardian - AU

Santos to end Darwin festival sponsorship as anti-fossil fuel backers emerge

A group of philanthropists, artists and First Nations representatives have offered $200,000 if the gas company is dropped by the festival board

The Guardian - AU

Albanese government urged to adopt windfall profits tax after LNG exporters’ $40bn bonanza

Australia Institute says the tax would be a responsible way for Australians to receive a fair return for exploitation of gas resources

Radio France Internationale

Neymar tells Barcelona fraud trial he takes his dad's advice over signing deals

Paris Saint-Germain star Neymar on Tuesday admitted he followed his father's orders when agreeing lucrative deals with football clubs.

AFP

Australian sports stars revolt over mining, fossil fuel sponsorships

Sydney (AFP) - Stars from two of Australia's favourite sporting codes are pushing back against lucrative energy and mining sponsorship deals, with cricket captain Pat Cummins leading the charge on Tuesday.

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