Getting started with the SDGs in cities is a new report from global SDSN that outlines how cities and local governments can get started with implementing the SDGs and use them to guide on-the-ground planning and development.

We are keen to hear from universities, higher education organisations and knowledge institutions in Australia, New Zealand and the Pacific on how you are already using the SDGs to advance research, education and organisational leadership on sustainable development. Submissions received before 22 August could be featured in the lead up to the Australian SDGs Summit.

SDSN Youth would like to hear from all young change-makers with solutions to achieve the SDGs. If you have a ground-breaking project or idea, share it with them and you could be featured around the world in the first #YouthSolutions Report.

A new SDSN report shows where countries stand with regards to the new UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

SDSN Australia/Pacific and its members recently had the pleasure of hosting inspirational global urban sustainable development expert and SDSN Co-Chair Aromar Revi. If you missed out on seeing him, you can catch up here on all the videos, reports and media.

A new workshop report discusses how knowledge institutions can support the implementation of the Sustainable Development Goals in the Pacific.

News and events on cities, SDGs and more.

Please join SDSN Australia/Pacific during 2-5 May in New Zealand to discuss the SDGs and what they mean for New Zealand at one of the events hosted by our members and others with Network Chair Prof. John Thwaites.

SDSN Australia/Pacific, in partnership with SDSN Youth, is giving students from Melbourne, Monash, and RMIT Universities an opportunity to join a lunch roundtable with global cities expert Aromar Revi. Applications close 25 April!

You can now view the full recording of our webinar, featuring one of the world’s leading experts on the Great Barrier Reef discussing the recent threat by UNESCO to list the reef as "in danger".