Recycling Victoria

Recycling Victoria leads state’s waste sector

From 1 July 2022, Recycling Victoria will oversee and regulate the state’s waste and recycling sector, following the introduction of the new Circular Economy (Waste Reduction and Recycling) Bill into Parliament last week.
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FOGO guide

FOGO service a success for VIC region

City of Kingston has hailed the success of its food waste recycling program, having sent more than 3000 extra tonnes of food and garden waste for composting since its introduction of the Food Organics and Garden Organics service in June 2020.
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plastic packaging

Recycled organics sector gets $10.2 million

The Victorian Government is helping to turn food and garden organic waste collected through kerbside recycling into high quality organic material that will help secure the future of Victorian agriculture and create a more sustainable economy.
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organic waste

Organic waste converted into energy

Brisbane-based engineering company Finn Biogas will transform the way organic waste is disposed, thanks to a $1 million grant as part of the Federal Government’s Business Research and Innovation Initiative (BRII).
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food waste

Food waste program rolled out

For many food-producing businesses, it is common for food waste to land in a rotting pile at the tip, producing damaging greenhouse gases and taking up precious, expensive landfill space.
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Doggie Dunnie

Decontaminating dog waste

Labelled ‘man’s best friend’s, best friend’ Woodland’s Doggie Dunnie station aims to treat the unpleasant task of collecting dog waste. Waste Management Review explains.
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FOGO going further

Remondis, Wollongong City Council’s waste management contractor, is working to introduce FOGO into unit complexes across the city.
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$171 million to tackle organic waste

The Morrison Government has launched a $171 million bid to take 3.4 million tonnes of food and garden waste out of landfill each year, diverting it to farms to create healthier soils and a better environment.
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