Waste > Recycling/re-using

Study reveals 94% of Australians are messing up recycling

20 March, 2019

New research highlights a staggering 94% of Australians are making recycling mistakes despite 60% being extremely confident in their recycling habits.


Hunter region gets green underfoot

14 March, 2019

Crushed glass sand and recycled plastic strips have been used in a footpath construction project in the Hunter region, trialling environmentally sustainable materials.


Recycled plastics and glass pave the road ahead in the ACT

06 March, 2019

Downer and Roads ACT have partnered with Close the Loop to repurpose plastics and glass to make asphalt.


Flexiroc Equine Air horse track surface

04 March, 2019

Equine Air is a horse track surface made from a mix of recycled tyre rubber. The product can be used for synthetic fibre tracks, sand tracks, mounting yards, horse walks and associated areas.


Poll results support red-bin recycling

28 February, 2019

A NSW poll has shown strong public support for red-bin recycling, affirming the state government's recent move to secure the future of the alternative waste treatment industry.


Research to save millions of tonnes of glass from landfill

25 February, 2019

A new process turning waste glass into everyday products could save tens of millions of tonnes of glass from going to landfill every year.


Tech travels to rural NSW to transform attitudes to waste

25 February, 2019

Workshops in rural NSW will showcase waste technology developed at UNSW Sydney in a bid to enhance local manufacturing capability and reduce waste.


Greens pledge $500 million for recycling infrastructure

21 February, 2019

Greens' waste and recycling spokesperson Senator Peter Whish-Wilson said urgent federal action is needed to end Australia's recycling crisis.


Problematic waste turned into pellets with extruder

15 February, 2019

Scientists have developed a cylindrical extruder that they believe will revolutionise the processing of recyclable materials.


WA households get three bins under new waste strategy

14 February, 2019

The WA Government has released its Waste Avoidance and Resource Recovery Strategy 2030 to guide the state in becoming a sustainable, low-waste circular economy.


Companies come together for waste-free shopping platform

01 February, 2019

Loop will enable consumers to responsibly consume a variety of products in customised, brand-specific durable packaging that is collected, cleaned, refilled and re-used.


Constructions costs cut with on-site recycling

28 January, 2019

Unwanted or excess soil material, demolished concrete and brick material can be engineered to form a mass-engineered soil structure for use and function on construction sites.


New facility to divert 90% of mixed waste from landfill

25 January, 2019

The Resource Recovery Facility will have the ability to sort all the contents of the Shoalhaven City Council's mixed-waste bins, with a capacity of 100,000 tonnes per year.


Sustainable bricks made from recycled biosolids

24 January, 2019

Melbourne researchers have come up with a way to recycle the world's stockpiles of treated sewage sludge and boost sustainability in the construction industry.


Recycling cooking oil to grow more food

21 January, 2019

Waste frying oil can be recycled and converted into a key component of a slow-release fertiliser, which can be used to grow more food crops.


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