After five years of planning and a $37.5 million development and infrastructure investment, Hitachi Construction Machinery Australia (HCA) has officially opened another state-of-the-art facility to house its Brisbane branch and a newly located parts distribution warehouse.
Read moreNew Brisbane facility set to enhance Hitachi’s support capabilities
If elected, Queensland’s Liberal National Party (LNP) will invest $50 million to build a new wave of roads from recycled plastic waste, including bottles and bags.
On the eve of Containers for Change’s second birthday, Ken Noye, Container Exchange CEO, looks back on the scheme’s achievements and shares what’s next for this recycling success story.
Waste, Recycling Industry Association QLD’s (WRIQ) upcoming business breakfast will bring experts together to provide updates on the impacts of COVID-19 on Australian markets.
Read moreWRIQ event to explore COVID impacts and opportunities
The Queensland Government is investing nearly $27 million into recycling projects through the Resource Recovery Industry Development Program.
The Waste Recycling Industry Association of Queensland (WRIQ) has released its plan for a thriving, safe, smart, and sustainable sector via their Queensland Election Manifesto 2020.
North Queenslanders are being encouraged to have their say on the region’s waste and resource management, as the North Queensland Regional Organisation of Councils (NQROC) works to develop its 10-year waste strategy.
A Queensland-first sustainable wastewater treatment plant at the $53.7 million Cedar Grove Environmental Centre (CGEC) is now operational.
Read moreQLD $57M wastewater treatment plant now operational
The Queensland Government has introduced legislation to ban single-use plastic items, starting with straws, stirrers, cutlery and plates.
The Queensland Government has awarded over $27 million to 34 recipient through the Regional Recycling Transport Assistance Package (RRTAP).
Read moreQLD awards $27M in Regional Recycling Transport grants