The Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water has stated there is no proposal for a new $30,000 annual registration fee for waste exporters.
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Plastics into oil at APR Plastics
APR Plastics is introducing an Australian-first to help solve the nation’s plastic recycling problem.
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NSW scrap metal reforms overdue: NWRIC
Proposed reforms to the New South Wales scrap metal industry have been welcomed by the National Waste and Recycling Industry Council (NWRIC), which says a national ban on the export of unprocessed scrap metal would further improve the integrity of the sector.
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Rolling with the market: Eldan Recycling
With the export ban on waste tyres fast approaching, Eldan Recycling’s Carsten Nielsen speaks with Waste Management Review about a tyre processing system that can produce 99.9 per cent output purity.
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New rules for exporters of waste glass
Australia’s first ever national waste legislation, the Recycling and Waste Reduction Act 2020, became law on 17 December 2020.
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WA Budget allocates $35M to support export ban
WA has allocated $30 million in infrastructure grants funding to support the implementation of COAG's forthcoming waste export bans.
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Recycling and Waste Reduction Bill introduced into Federal parliament
The Federal Government has introduced the Recycling and Waste Reduction Bill 2020 into parliament.
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Tyre transition: Tyre Stewardship Australia
With the export ban on whole used tyres fast approaching, TSA has launched a Baler Transition Program to support market evolution.
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WA opens paper and cardboard processing EOI
WA is calling for EOI for grants to help boost processing capacity for the state's 80,000 tonnes of mixed paper and cardboard waste.
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LGNSW calls for urgent recycling investment
The decision to push back COAG’s export ban does not alleviate the urgent need for recycling reform, according to LGNSW.
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