The Waste Management and Resource Recovery Association of Australia (WMRR) is calling on the Prime Minister and state premiers to ensure that frontline workers in the waste and resource recovery industry are included in isolation and quarantine exemptions.
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Bid to block waste levy questioned
Waste industry leaders and politicians have hit out at a bid to block the state’s proposed waste levy and delay the introduction of a Container Refund Scheme (CRS) with a new inquiry.
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WMRR webinars put spotlight on industry
The Waste Management and Resource Recovery Association of Australia (WMRR) is hosting a series of webinars to drive improvement in workplaces.
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Victoria green lights split responsibility CDS model
VIC has announced the final design of its CDS, with its model supported by 85 per cent of participants during public consultations.
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Fed Govt releases first National Plastics Plan
The Fed Govt is taking the fight against plastic waste to a new level, from plastic free beaches to putting an end to polystyrene packaging.
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Accelerated procurement: ResourceCo
For COAG’s export bans to be a success, harmonisation of Australia’s regulatory framework is key. Jim Fairweather, ResourceCo CEO, explains.
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NSW Govt short sighted in realising economic potential of recovery
NWRIC has labelled the NSW Budget ‘short sighted’, with the economic potential of recovery being bypassed for a reliance on landfill levies.
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NSW Budget commits $96M to waste management
The NSW Budget has allocated $96 million to waste management programs designed to accelerate a circular economy transition.
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VIC Govt seeks feedback on proposed CDS model
Victorians are being asked to provide feedback on a proposed CDS model, which will be rolled out by 2023.
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No time to waste
Is the Federal Government's $190M Recycling Modernisation Fund the answer to transforming waste and recycling capacity?
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