CDE’s D:Max wastewater processing plants set the standard for removing solids from liquid wastes in-situ.
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New projects set to combat deadly ghost nets
Northern Queensland is at the centre of new government-funded projects that aim to help the detection, removal or disposal of nylon ghost nets.
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Glass wine, spirit bottles added to Queensland containers for change
Glass wine and spirit bottles will be eligible for a 10-cent refund under Queensland’s Containers for Change program from November 1, 2023.
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Deep dive into waste collection with RecycleSmart
RecycleSmart looks behind the curtain of two partners to highlight what happens to the waste it collects.
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Packaging targets review signals need for stronger laws: WWF-Australia
The review of Australia’s 2025 National Packaging Targets is a wake-up call that signals the need for stronger laws to break a national addiction to plastic, according to WWF-Australia.
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Australia falling short on packaging targets: APCO
The Australian Packaging Covenant Organisation (APCO) has released its review of the 2025 National Packaging Targets and is calling for a stronger co-regulatory framework that strikes a balance between industry-led action and effective government regulation.
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VEGA takes on wastewater treatment
VEGA measuring tools are on the radar of municipal councils keen to simplify complex wastewater treatment processes.
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Blue Phoenix is closing the loop for energy-from-waste plants
Blue Phoenix Group is helping Australia’s energy-from-waste industry take its first steps toward a circular economy.
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Kerbside trials win recruits to soft plastics recycling
New data indicates a trial of kerbside soft plastics recycling has won new people over to making sure their used plastic packaging is sent for recycling and stays out of landfill.
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Mickleham Road Upgrade uses Aus-first tech for sustainability
Australian-first technology to improve sustainability has been used on stage one of the $222 million Mickleham Road Upgrade in Victoria.
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