Researchers from Monash University are developing methods of unlocking the value from uneaten parts of fruit and vegetables to return their value to the economy. Read more
The City of Sydney’s zero waste future
The City of Sydney’s waste strategy to 2030 responds to the council’s fast-moving population with a multipronged approach to landfill diversion.
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Fertile networks: Australian Organics Recycling Association
The Australian Organics Recycling Association’s Diana De Hulsters and Peter Wadewitz outline the steps required to boost the uptake of recycled organics. Read more
Keeping it green
Waste Management Review speaks to Green Industries SA’s Vaughan Levitzke about the work that has gone into achieving the highest diversion rate out of every state and the challenges that lie ahead. Read more
Craig Reucassel talks coffee cups, waste to energy
Waste Management Review Editor Toli Papadopoulos speaks to the War on Waste’s Craig Reucassel about the show’s success and portrayal of issues such as coffee cup waste. Read more
Vaclift’s 50th anniversary
Waste Management Review looks at Vaclift’s secret to success as the company reaches its 50th year in business. Read more
The creation of TechCollect
Warren Overton from TechCollect explains to Waste Management Review how the organisation’s free service is keeping TVs and computers out of landfill. Read more
Wealth from Waste project looks at e-waste recycling
Waste Management Review talks to Nick Florin from the University of Technology Sydney about the billions of dollars’ worth of metal trapped in the waste stream and what needs to be done in order to capture them. Read more
A decade of change: Albury City Council
NSW’s Albury City Council has transformed itself over 10 years, with its efforts supporting a plan to halve waste across six councils in Victoria and NSW. Read more
An oily solution
Researchers at Adelaide’s Flinders University have discovered a new product to quickly remediate oil spills – made entirely from waste products. Read more