$2.3M boost for NT recycling infrastructure
Seven newly funded projects will soon provide better access to recycling infrastructure in regional and remote communities across the Northern Territory.
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$14.26M for healthy soils, soft plastics
$14.26 million in joint Federal and Victorian Government grant funding will give another life to 150,000 tonnes of Victoria’s food and garden waste and 30,000 tonnes of soft plastics.
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$2m joint funding to boost recycling in Victoria
The Federal and Victorian Governments are co-investing $2 million to boost Victoria’s recycling and remanufacturing of plastic, paper, cardboard, and tyres.
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State fast-tracks recycled plastic sleepers
The Victorian State Government is investing in technology to repurpose recycled plastic into railway sleepers.
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Australia’s first e-waste plastics recovery to be built in Albury
Two Albury recycling plants are among eight regional projects to be co-funded under the Recycling Modernisation Fund.
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First Circular Economy Strategy and recycling grants released for The Territory
The NT Circular Economy Strategy 2022-2027 is the Territory’s roadmap to protecting the environment from wastes by increasing resource recovery, recycling and reuse.
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Big brands back plastics recycling push
The Australian Packaging Covenant Organisation (APCO), ALDI, Coles, Woolworths, The Arnott’s Group and Unilever welcome a $60m funding boost to the Recycling Modernisation Fund (RMF).
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RMF boost welcomed
Industry leaders have welcomed Federal Government plans to invest in advanced recycling technology through a new $60 million stream of the Recycling Modernisation Fund.
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$60m boost for Recycling Modernisation Fund
The national Recycling Modernisation Fund has been boosted to $250 million with a $60 million new funding stream to tackle problematic plastics such as bread bags and chip packets.
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Wheels of fortune
Hard on the heels of opening an Australian-first tyre recycling plant, Tyrecycle is undertaking its biggest capital expansion in 30 years. Jim Fairweather, Chief Executive Officer, talks with Waste Management Review.
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