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A flexible workplace fosters innovation, and better reflects the needs and priorities of the community and our customers. We’re proud to share how our very own Nichola Miles has embraced workplace flexibility.
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As an essential service provider, we have a responsibility to take a multi-pronged approach to affordability – addressing not just the ‘now’ in terms of prices & assistance, but also by tackling longer-term affordability by increasing supply.
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AGL was a main sponsor for The Lobethal Lights this year. The community put a lot of energy into their Christmas light designs, creating a magical atmosphere and it got us thinking; how many Christmas lights could we power?
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We asked our people to nominate local community groups for rooftop solar panels and installation for a one-off cost of $1 to the community group. We encouraged applications for community groups that embodied AGL’s value of ‘inclusive of all’ and focus on social and economic inclusion.
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11 minute read
We recognise that achieving gender equality is important, not only because it is fair and right but because it is linked to our overall performance. We’re focusing our efforts on removing barriers to women advancing their career, including mainstreaming flexible work.
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9 minute read
We have an important role ensuring that disconnection is truly a last resort. Proactively identifying customers at risk of disconnection and providing a range of flexible support to help customers through periods of vulnerability is as essential as the service we provide.
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We’re strong advocates of the importance and benefits of ‘giving back’. This year we refreshed our charity donation and volunteering program to enable us to provide even more support to the communities where we live and work.
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7 minute read
We’re taking a look behind the scenes of our Digital Content Producer’s day job at AGL. This is a travel log of sorts - from a beautiful and unique part of Australia.
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23 minute read
We all know Vinnies, but how does a charity dating back to the 1800s, became involved in energy policy in Australia? Hear the story and a lot more from Gavin Dufty, Manager of Policy and Research at St Vincent de Paul.
