Westpac has become the latest major Australian company to split with the nation's top business lobby group over its approach to climate change, announcing a "variance" in opinion with the Business Council of Australia over the contentious policy issue.
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Westpac said there was "variance" around the bank's position
on climate change policy and that of the BCA.
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Underlining the tensions in the business community over climate change, the country's second biggest bank on Tuesday said a review of its membership of peak bodies had found that it disagreed with the BCA on aspects of international and domestic climate policy, and domestic energy policy.
Read the story from The Age by Clancy Yeates and Colin Kruger - “Westpac in rift with BCA on climate change policy.”
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