The Federal Government will invest $3.5 million to help protect the Great Barrier Reef from marine debris. The funding will be used to fund local projects that clean up the waters flowing into the Reef
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BINGO partners with ReDirect Recycling for waste timber solution
BINGO has entered an agreement with ReDirect Recycling to supply waste engineered timber to Australian Panels to be used in particleboard manufacturing.
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Yarra Valley Water to expand WtE facility
Yarra Valley Water has been awarded $1 million through the Victorian Government’s Waste to Energy – Bioenergy Fund to expand its Lilydale WtE facility.
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Hi-Quality: Treatment and recovery on top of the agenda
Fifty-nine years ago, Hi-Quality started as a haulage company, which specialised in transportation that supported a quarrying business. Almost six decades later, the company has diversified into several businesses including being a resource and recycled products supplier.
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Maryvale EfW project grant signed
The Maryvale energy-from-waste (EfW) project, led by consortium partners Opal, Veolia, and Masdar Tribe Australia, has signed a $48.2 million grant agreement under the Manufacturing Collaboration Stream of the Modern Manufacturing Initiative (MMI).
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Council installs gates, boulders at illegal dumping hot spot
A set of gates and boulders have been installed at a nature reserve along the Bohle River as Townsville City Council works to stop illegal dumping.
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EPA Vic cancels Barro Group licence to operate landfill
EPA Victoria has cancelled Barro Group’s licence to operate its Sunshine Landfill site at Kealba.
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ASI calls for ban on unprocessed ferrous scrap exports
The Australian Steel Institute (ASI) has reaffirmed its call for a national ban on the export of unprocessed ferrous scrap metal, stating processing scrap locally is an important environmental and economic opportunity for Australia.
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No glamour in waste industry but great career move for Cecilia Wu
After spending two years at University in China, Cecilia Wu arrived in Australia to complete her bachelor’s degree in Environmental Engineering before getting her masters at the University of Wollongong. What made environmental engineering her career of choice?
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Recyclables export tax a blow to industry: NWRIC
The Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water has stated there is no proposal for a new $30,000 annual registration fee for waste exporters.
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