In WA, five operators of organics recycling facilities will share $850,000 in funding under the WasteSorted grants – Organics Infrastructure…[Read More]
Five organics recycling facilities to share $850K to implement best practice in their operations
National waste export summary – April to June 2023
The Federal Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water has released Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) data on…[Read More]
Ban on e-waste to landfill in WA: Comment sought
WA Government is seeking to ban e-waste disposal to landfill from 2024, with a decision regulatory impact statement (DRIS) and…[Read More]
EPA Science Report for Information only: Summary of PFAS concentrations detected in the environment
EPA Victoria has released a new science report on PFAS in the environment to enable industry to identify PFAS concentrations…[Read More]
Bin Trim grants program to help businesses reduce waste and cut emissions
Fourteen successful projects will receive funding under the latest NSW’s Bin Trim grants round, awarded by the NSW Government. The…[Read More]
FUNDING OPPORTUNITY: Growing the recovery of organic waste via food organic and garden organic fund
The QLD Government is providing funding through the Growing the Recovery of Organic Waste via Food Organic and Garden Organic…[Read More]
Ban on e-waste going to landfill: Comment sought
The WA Government is seeking feedback on regulations to ban e-waste from landfill.E-waste items like televisions, mobile phones, computers, screens,…[Read More]
Code of Practice for Common Risk Management Techniques for Quarries: Comment sought
Consultation opens to review and provide feedback on the draft Code of Practice for Common Risk Management Techniques for Quarries. Earth…[Read More]
NEW GUIDELINES: Asbestos and Waste Tyres
From 19 September 2023, new Asbestos and Waste Tyres Guidelines (Version 2) come into effect that contain legal requirements that…[Read More]
QLD Containers for Change – to include wine and spirit bottles: Effective 1 November 2023
The Queensland Government has announced that the Containers for Change will include wine and spirit bottles from 1 November 2023.