ethics

Monday, October 26

Coronavirus prompts hard questions requiring hard answers

How do authorities trying to control a pandemic balance personal freedoms against acting for the greater public good? Ensure fair distribution of healthcare resources? The public need to be part of the debate, argue Paul Komesaroff and Ian Kerridge.

Why ethical eating often stops at the restaurant door

We are regularly told we should be making ethical food choices, but buzzwords like “sustainability” and “seasonality” on restaurant menus and food labels are fast becoming a lucrative marketing ploy, write Rachel Ankeny and Heather Bray.

Photo: AAP/Dave Hunt

Australian fashion brands rated on ethics

If Australian fashion brands were rated on ethics over style, not even 10 per cent would score an A or A+.