SA waste management and recycling gets a boost
SA’s waste management and recycling sector will get a $1.7 million boost following state government approval for a range of projects.
11 May, 2020Posts Tagged: Recycling
Victorian council launches recycling app
Council takes four-bin waste and recycling service into the digital space.
15 April, 2020
APCO publishes ‘Our Packaging Future’ report
Report outlines critical steps required to deliver Australia’s 2025 National Packaging Targets.
1 April, 2020
Vic Govt releases circular economy strategy
Victorian Government announces 10-year plan to boost recycling and reduce waste.
27 February, 2020Parliament launches inquiry into waste and recycling industries
Inquiry to examine Australia’s waste management and recycling industries.
30 October, 2019SA releases Recycling Activities Report
SA leading when it comes to recycling, but there is still work to be done, new survey finds.
26 August, 2019
Industry meets to discuss future of waste and recycling
Ministers meet with waste and recycling industry this week in Melbourne to discuss solving recycling challenges.
8 August, 2019
Vic govt extends council recycling contracts
Local government issues state-wide exemption so local councils can extend recycling collection contracts to June 2021.
27 June, 2019
NSW EPA launches $7 million recycling grants
More than $7 million in grants available to boost NSW recycling, research and innovation.
12 June, 2019
Waste report card examines election policies
Recycling and waste associations rate major parties’ election promises.
15 May, 2019
SA launches recycling campaign
The campaign aims to improve knowledge on correct recycling behaviour.
15 May, 2019
PM announces $200m war on waste
Federal government pledges $203 million on waste, recycling and environmental initiatives.
3 May, 2019
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