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Amid rising global tensions, investors in Europe are under greater pressure to fund the defence sector.

Australian Super has made some welcome change to its definitions and exclusions.

Aware Super has made some welcome change to its definitions and exclusions.

Watch a short and sharp summary of our latest findings.

Australia’s 14 biggest superannuation funds are investing about $3.4 billion of workers’ retirement savings in nuclear weapons despite many promising to avoid controversial arms.

Australia’s 14 biggest superannuation funds are investing about $3.4 billion of workers’ retirement savings in nuclear weapons despite many promising to avoid controversial arms.

An ABC investigation has confirmed some  Australia’s biggest superannuation funds continue to invest members’ savings in companies that make nuclear weapons and other controversial weapons. 

Prof Gareth Evans warns investors to stay away from nuclear weapons.

New analysis shows $746,677 million was made available to nuclear weapons producing companies between January 2020 and July 2022. Bondholding values dropped by $1 billion. Loans and underwriting also decreased with $31.2 billion and $14.7 billion respectively.

The Australian Red Cross urges action from the financial sector.