Peter Olah, National Executive Officer of Australian Organics Recycling Association, looks ahead to what he says will be one of the industry’s most important years.
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Road to recovery
Rose Read, chief executive of NWRIC and Peter Olah, National Executive Officer of AORA, explore the challenges and risks of halving organic waste to landfill by 2030.
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$171 million to tackle organic waste
The Morrison Government has launched a $171 million bid to take 3.4 million tonnes of food and garden waste out of landfill each year, diverting it to farms to create healthier soils and a better environment.
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New business chief appointed
Rivka Garson is joining Source Separation Systems as Head of Business Development.
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Changing the direction of government funding
A complicated regulatory environment and market failures pose the question of when and how landfill levies should be used.
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The intersection of economic and environmental sustainability
Waste Management Review speaks with Greg Whitehead, Candy Soil Managing Director and AORA Queensland Director, about the importance of providing a centralised voice for the organics industry.
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Organics recyclers are ready and able: AORA
The major obstacles to organics sector growth are external to industry and within the control of one or more tiers of government, writes Peter Olah, AORA National Executive Officer.
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Foundational documents: AORA
The AORA Board sees COVID-19 as an opportunity to collaborate and reposition, writes National Executive officer Peter Olah.
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Maturing the market: Elmore Compost
Elmore Compost’s Frank Harney speaks with Waste Management Review about the importance of passionate players and good quality compost.
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Plastic wars has lessons for Australia: AORA
AORA believes that Four Corners’ recent Plastics Wars program contains valuable lessons for Australia in better managing its waste.
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