The Queensland Government and the Council of Mayors South East Queensland (CoMSEQ) last week launched the SEQ Waste Management Plan, a collaboration to fight the war on waste.
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EPA reviews resource recovery
EPA New South Wales will undergo an independent review of its Resource Recovery Framework to ensure the best possible protections are in place for the health of communities and the environment.
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Waste processing to double in Hunter Valley
REMONDIS will nearly double the amount of waste it handles in the Hunter Valley following the construction of a multi-functional waste processing facility at Tomago
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Resource Recovery Centre for Douglas
A large multi-purpose Resource Recovery Centre will increase recycling rates and reduce waste going to landfill at the Killaloe Transfer Station in Queensland.
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QRT expands in Brisbane
Queensland Recycling Technologies (QRT) is set to transform the waste recycling and recovery sector in the state.
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Albury wins two national awards
AlburyCity is the national winner of the Keep Australia Beautiful Sustainable Communities Tidy Towns awards for Resource Recovery and Waste Management and Environmental Sustainability – Energy.
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Packaging belt life to capitalise on industry growth
As the 2025 National Packaging Targets deadline approaches, resource recovery facility operators are presented with an opportunity to capitalise on expected throughput growth.
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QLD awards resource recovery development grants
Stream one grant recipients of the $100 million RRIDP are estimated to divert 32,160 tonnes of waste from landfill each year.
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WMRC halves gate fees
WMRC has cut the cost for general, bulk and green waste disposal, as part of a new fee structure.
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WA passes Waste Avoidance and Resource Recovery Bill
Western Australia's Legislative Council passed the Waste Avoidance and Resource Recovery Bill (Container Deposit) on 13 March.
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