Prime Minister Scott Morrison has announced a new role, Assistant Waste Reduction and Environmental Management Minister.
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Election results for the waste industry
The Coalition, which promised $203 million to the waste and recycling sector, has been re-elected with a likely majority.
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WSROC calls for federal action on waste
WSROC has called on the next Federal Government to act urgently on Australia’s waste management crisis.
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Waste policy report card released
A detailed analysis of the Labor Party, the Coalition and the Greens election promises has been released.
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NWRIC welcomes Coalition waste policy
The National Waste Recycling Industry Council has issued a statement of support for the Coalition's proposed waste and recycling policy.
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Liberal Party releases waste and recycling policy
The Liberal Government will invest $203 million to increase recycling and reduce waste, protect Australia's biodiversity and restore waterways.
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WMRR releases election plan
Ahead of the 2019 federal election on 18 May, WMRR is calling on all parties to adopt its five-point election plan.
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NSW Labor’s waste election pledges
NSW Labor leader Michael Daley has announced that if elected his government will invest $140 million into local recycling initiatives.
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WMRR releases NSW election priorities
The Waste Management and Resource Recovery Association of Australia has outlined its priorities for the NSW election.
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Building a more resilient sector: Sustainability Victoria
Stan Krpan speaks to WMR about SV's future approach to data capture, Victoria’s e-waste ban to landfill and the health of the waste sector.
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