July 2026 - Tonkin + Taylor

Energy Featured Podcast Thought Leadership

Building energy resilience

Balancing cost, sustainability and security Energy resilience is a critical business issue. Rising energy costs,…

Saph Lukupa22 July 2026

Climate reporting has changed. Climate risk hasn’t. Changes to New Zealand’s climate-related disclosure means some companies will no longer be required to report under the XRB’s NZ Climate Standards. That reduces the compliance burden; but doesn’t remove the business need to understand and explain climate-related risk, resilience and transition planning. For most companies, the better question is not whether they still have to report; but “what do our investors, lenders, insurers, customers and partners still need to know about how climate change affects our future?” The real opportunity is to move from compliance-heavy reporting to right-sized, credible and useful disclosure. In this article, we cover: 1. Why companies should continue to disclose 2. Consideration of a full range of different options for publishing disclosures 3. Practical guidelines for content 4. Connecting feasible plans with credible disclosures.

Featured Thought Leadership

Climate reporting for non-mandatory entities

Climate reporting has changed. Climate risk hasn’t. Changes to New Zealand’s climate-related disclosure mean some…

Saph Lukupa21 July 2026

With New Zealand now several years into mandatory reporting and Australia entering its first reporting cycle, the session offered valuable perspectives for organisations looking to strengthen both compliance and climate resilience.

Events Featured Thought Leadership

Climate risk and disclosure in ports: Lessons from New Zealand and Australia

As climate-related financial disclosures become embedded across New Zealand and Australia, ports are navigating a…

Saph Lukupa8 July 2026