Our contributors
Shelly SandjayaHaving spent years honing her craft, Shelly is an expert in the field of renewable energy and green economy recovery, with a focus on Asia. Her work has been published in a variety of prestigious publications, and she is highly respected by her peers for her knowledge and insight. From trekking through rainforests to diving in coral reefs, Shelly's adventures have taken her to some of the most breathtaking and challenging environments on the planet. Through it all, she has remained focused on her goal of educating and inspiring others to join the fight for an inclusive and sustainable future.
Sherine DimaduraCopywriter by day, pop culture enthusiast by night; all time advocate of changemakers everywhere.
Sonali ShahSonali Shah presently serves as the Science & Technology writer at Forest Digest. She obtained her Master’s degree in Science Journalism from City University London in 2014. Before joining Forest Digest, Sonali was a Science & Technology freelance writer at The Mirror, where she honed her expertise in the field.
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SunCableSunCable is a world-leading renewable energy company founded in 2018. Through its flagship project, Australia Asia Power Link (AAPowerLink), SunCable will supply power to Darwin and
Singapore by harnessing, storing, and transmitting renewable energy sourced from the Northern Territory (NT) of Australia.
SunCable will help create a decarbonised future for the Asia Pacific region through the power of
sunshine and wind. SunCable is headquartered in Darwin, with offices in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Jakarta, and Singapore. The team boasts expertise in specialised fields such as renewable energy engineering, energy storage, power systems engineering, logistics and supply chain management, the NT regulatory environment and Aboriginal Affairs.
The ConversationThe Conversation is a unique collaboration between academics and journalists that in a decade has become the world’s leading publisher of research-based news and analysis.
All our work is free to read and free to republish under Creative Commons. We do this as a not-for-profit group guided by a clear purpose: to provide access to high-quality explanatory journalism that makes for better decision making.
The Fashion PulpitThe fashion pulpit is a sustainability enterprise that aims to advance circular fashion through educating, swapping, upcycling, thrifting and repurposing globally!
The Partnership For Australia-Indonesia Research(PAIR)The Partnership for Australia-Indonesia Research (PAIR) is a development initiative that focuses on the theme: ‘Connectivity, People and Place’. We seek to better understand the challenges and opportunities presented by Indonesia’s rapid physical and economic development. Over 2019-2022, we focus on a segment of Indonesia’s ambitious Trans-Sulawesi railway network infrastructure. By 2024, the Government of Indonesia plans to complete a new 145-kilometre railway line connecting two major port cities: Makassar and Parepare. The railway line is part of the government’s priority focus on Eastern Indonesia and positioning South Sulawesi as a gateway to the region. Along with the railway line, a new port is being built, new industrial zones emerging and fresh investments flowing.
The Partnership For Australia - Indonesia Research (PAIR) focuses on the new connectivity and communities along the railway line. We investigate what the railway lines mean for local communities, how they respond to change, and how they can take advantage of emerging opportunities.
