Residents in the north eastern suburbs of South Australia are a step closer to saving hundreds of dollars a year and receiving better wastewater services, with the City of Tea Tree Gully agreeing to a sewerage transition plan.
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More than 120 million straws off the shelves
More than 120 million plastic straws have been taken off the shelves in the first six months of South Australia’s historic single-use plastic ban, with businesses being urged to prepare for the next round of items to be banned.
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$111 million boost for South Australian recycling industry
SA's recycling industry will receive its biggest ever investment, with eight new projects worth $111 million announced.
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Green Industries SA Chief Executive retires
Green Industries SA Chief Executive Vaughan Levitzke is retiring after nearly 20 years in the job.
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First Australian state to ban single-use plastics
SA is the first state in the nation to pass legislation to ban the sale, supply and distribution of single-use plastics.
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Federal and SA Governments sign $30M RMF agreement
SA's recycling industry will receive a $30 million boost with the Fed and State Govt signing a National Partnership on recycling infrastructure.
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SA records Australia’s highest diversion rate
South Australians have recycled their way to the best diversion rates on record, with 83.8 per cent of all waste diverted from landfill.
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SA becomes first state in Australia to ban single-use plastics
SA has become the first state in the country to ban single-use plastics, with legislation passed in parliament 9 September.
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LGA SA procurement project buys 17,000T of recycled material
Nine councils have bought more than 17,000 tonnes of recycled materials during the first six months of a procurement pilot project.
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SA launches new Which Bin campaign and draft waste strategies
SA has launched a new Which Bin campaign to encourage South Australians to improve their household waste management.
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