Is the Federal Government’s $190M Recycling Modernisation Fund the answer to transforming waste and recycling capacity? Brittany Coles speaks with Josh Wilson about the reform needed to deal with Australia’s waste crisis.
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Your industry in August 2020
Following a survey conducted by Waste Management Review’s publisher, we reveal the latest stats from businesses in the sector as we move into a new normal following the peak of COVID-19 challenges.
Australian Made to drive sector resilience
In the face of supply chain disruptions, Waste Management Review explores how onshore processing and local manufacturing will play an increasing role in building a resilient waste sector.
Construction sector to prioritise recycled
Recycled First aims to bring a unified approach to the application of recycled materials on road infrastructure projects. Waste Management Review homes in on the program.
Recycling Victoria: a new economy? Part three
The Victorian Government’s Recycling Victoria strategy is the largest package of recycling reforms in the state’s history. Waste Management Review explores the policy.
Recycling Victoria: a new economy? Part two
The Victorian Government’s Recycling Victoria strategy is the largest package of recycling reforms in the state’s history. Waste Management Review explores the policy.
Recycling Victoria: a new economy? Part one
The Victorian Government’s Recycling Victoria strategy is the largest package of recycling reforms in the state’s history. Waste Management Review explores the policy.
Keeping Australia beautiful since 1971
Australia’s most iconic anti-litter movement captured the world’s attention when it began 50 years ago and significant progress has since been made. We look back at the organisation’s history.
The MUD dilemma
With multi-unit dwellings on the rise, Waste Management Review speaks with industry and government stakeholders about overcoming the associated waste management challenges.
Export ban exemptions
Despite the export ban commencing July 2020, the Federal Government could allow trade to continue under certain strict conditions. We speak to Trevor Evans, Assistant Waste Reduction and Environmental Management Minister.