Katherine Trebeck – Pluviophile championing an economy
that works for people & planet.

Pushing back against celebration of means testing

Things that irked me about an article celebrating means testing.

Predistribution: another way to think about tackling inequality

What predistribution offers in terms of building an economic system that gets things right for people and planet the first time around.

Calling out some rubbish on the radio

Calling out the outdated economic orthodoxy that gets parroted without question in the media.

Interview with Regen Melb

Interview with Regen Melbourne about systems change work and keeping going.

Interview with Dan Leverington

Interview with Dan in his 40th edition of Honey Drops. Zooming out to look at the Australian economy: who it’s currently designed for, the alternatives we could have, and why our social fabric relies on a transformation

The Economy We Could Have

This report for The Next Economy, 'The Economy We Could Have', asks what our economy is really designed to do, who it is working for, and how it can support people’s wellbeing.

The Next Economy report on heading upstream

Heading Upstream to Tackle the Economic Root Causes introduces foundational concepts that highlight the need for upstream economic change and illustrates how our current economic structures often fall short of serving people and planet.

Editorial for the Environmental Scientist

Can our financial system become the agent of change our planet needs?

Notes from the 2025 Wheelton Family Oration

Summary of the 2025 Wheelton Family Oration for the LMCF

Putting All Our Eggs in One Basket While Dancing Around the Elephant in the Room

Co-authored with Gemma Crawford