The NSW Government has waived the waste levy fee for residents disposing of flood generated waste in areas across the state’s north coast, Southern Highlands and Northern Tablelands that have been declared Natural Disaster Areas.
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Baling cardboard and RDF efficiently: CEMAC, Macpresse and Doyle Bros
With the MAC 108 from Macpresse, Doyle Bros is efficiently baling commercial and industrial waste at its Sydney Materials Recovery Facility.
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The machine enabling green: CJD Equipment and Purearth
Purearth is working to address the problem of green waste by providing organic solutions with the aid of its efficient fleet of Volvo machines.
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A smarter alternative: Komptech CEA
The future of waste management lies in improved resource recovery and reuse of organic material. North-West Recycling Centre’s David Murphy explains.
Boosting bales with the Badger: Wastedrive
Moree Plains Shire Council’s Mark Johns explains how Wastedrive’s Harris Badger Baler is facilitating operational productivity and effective resource recovery in the region.
Purpose built wheel loader increases productivity: Komatsu
A bold move by a Western Australian Local Government has resulted in a threefold increase in the collection of waste metal from its landfill facility and contributed to the increased life span of the site.
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Citywide enters MoU for Maryvale WtE project
Citywide has entered into a memorandum of understanding to explore participation in a waste-to-energy (WtE) facility in Victoria, following the signing of an agreement with the project’s participants.
MobileMuster explores recycling personalities
MobileMuster has developed a series of recycling personality videos, with each personality representing a certain type of recycler within the community that displays traits and motivations that drive their recycling behaviour.
UniSA professor to drive agricultural pollution research
UniSA thermal energy researcher Professor Frank Bruno has been awarded almost $1 million by the Federal Government to find a solution to agricultural pollution in Australia and India.
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