Education focus to latest funding to cut food waste
The Round 3 Love Food Hate Waste grants have been awarded, with 10 NSW organisations sharing in more than $320,000 for projects aiming to reduce how much food is wasted each year.
State industry associations commit to collaborate
The heads of the New South Wales, Queensland and Victorian industry associations have formalised their commitment to work together to promote a consistent voice on issues and offer advice for the benefit of their members.
Telstra starts small with office e-waste recycling
Strengthening its product stewardship credentials on the technology it sells and its customers use, Telstra is heralding the success of its latest e-waste recycling program for small businesses, eCycle.
February / March 2016
In this issue…
February / March 2016
- Infoactiv’s Uber approach to enabling the circular economy
- GCM Enviro’s snappy solution to mattress recycling
- A flare for controlling landfill gas
- Bringing to life the Recyclosaurus
- TechCollect’s work for the responsible recycling of e-waste
- Catalysing change in regional waste management
- Telstra starts small with office e-waste recycling
- Richgro Bioenergy Plant, Jandakot, Western Australia
- Addressing India’s waste management challenge
- Expansion powered by a reliable partnerhip
- South Australia sets agenda for circular economy with new waste strategy
- Last word: what to expect from the Coffs Harbour Conference
The Last Word: the best opportunity of the year to network with the industry
This year is the 20th anniversary of the Coffs Harbour Waste Conference. As a longstanding attendee and former presenter, Daniela Santucci shares her experiences and tells first-timers what to expect.
South Australia sets agenda for a circular economy
East Waste CEO Adam Faulkner provides an overview, his insights and opinions on the potential impact of South Australia’s Waste Strategy 2015–2020.
Expansion powered by a reliable partnership
Skip bin and waste management services firm Bingo Industries is being helped through rapid expansion by a responsive working relationship with West-Trans Equipment.
Addressing India’s waste management challenge
As the amount of waste generated in urban India grows, the CEO of NOVONOUS says this could lead to a waste management market worth more than US$13 billion by 2025, presenting opportunities for investors and suppliers.
