A drop-in session to keep businesses up to date with the phase out of single-use and unnecessary plastics will be held on 8 September.
Western Australia WasteSorted grants open
Time is running out for Western Australian programs to share in more than $1.15 million in grants to help reduce waste and increase material recovery.
NWRIC State Affiliate Waste Update
National Waste and Recycling Industry Council (NWRIC) State Affiliates provide a detailed overview of industry and policy changes across the country.
WA lithium refinery set to receive environmental approval
A proposal to construct a lithium refinery has at Kwinana, Western Australia has been recommended for environmental approval by the WA EPA (Environmental Protection Authority).
RMF agreement to deliver $174M boost to WA recycling industry
The Federal and Western Australian Governments have announced $70 million in joint funding that will drive a more than $174 million recycling boom for the state.
WA opens Better Bins FOGO funding round
The Western Australian Government has announced the 2021 Better Bins Plus: Go FOGO funding round for local governments to support the transition to three-bin FOGO kerbside collection services.
$9.4 million bioenergy project to convert waste into biofuel in WA
The Western Australian Government will invest a $2 million grant from the Collie Futures Industry Development Fund to secure a $9.4 million waste recycling plant for the state’s Collie region.
Collaboration at the weighbridge: Mandalay Technologies
Through the installation of Mandalay Technologies’ weighbridge system, WMRC is better positioned to deliver on its commitment to efficiently manage waste for Perth’s central western communities.
Purpose built wheel loader increases productivity: Komatsu
A bold move by a Western Australian Local Government has resulted in a threefold increase in the collection of waste metal from its landfill facility and contributed to the increased life span of the site.
Fully operational and equipped licensed recycling plant for sale in WA
The established recycling plant has a current 100,000 tonnes per annum license issued by the Western Australian Government.