Industry News
The cost of landfill disposal in Australia
The cost of disposing waste at Australian landfills can often climb up to A$105 per tonne—expenditure that usually always finds its way back to councils, businesses and families.
Five minutes with Afram Hanna, Founder and CEO of GreenHands
We spoke with the founder and CEO of greenhands.net, an online marketplace for recycling Construction & Demolition (C&D) waste.
AWRE Exhibitor – Eriez Magnetics: case study
SA recycling discovers Eriez Metal Loss Monitor’s potential to improve profits and predict inefficiencies
Plastic Coral – Sustainable Art at AWRE (Part 2)
We sat down with Maria Gallo, curator and artist for a behind the scenes making of the ‘PLASTIC CORAL’ art piece that will come to life at AWRE 2017.
Andrew Lawson appointed AWRE Event Manager
Driving innovation, knowledge leadership, and return on investment for stakeholders
AFMA join AWRE 2017
Australasian Fleet Management Association’s executive director Mace Hartley is proud to be presenting at the Australasian Waste & Recycling Expo from August 23-24 at the Melbourne Convention & Exhibition Centre. Fleet vehicles play a huge role in the landfill waste, recycling and green waste management system. Waste collection trucks are an enormous critical component of […]
Spotlight on eWaste with MRI
AWRE sat down with Rose Read from MRI (CEO, MRI PSO) to talk about the great work they are doing and the importance of the National Television and Computer Recycling Scheme.
How 3D printing could build a home from rubbish
Housing affordability and waste management are two major challenges that Australia is trying to address. The solution to both problems may actually be tied together through the innovations brought around by the 3D printing industry, creating a collaboration between the two fields.
Q&A with The Farmer’s Place, winner of the 2016 ‘Banksia Small to Medium Business Sustainability Leadership Award’
We asked James McLennan, Education Project Manager of The Farmer’s Place to talk about some of the initiatives they are undertaking as a business to drive sustainable practices into the future.
New life for your old mattress
The business of shaping livable cities involves the big issues and the small details, like recycling unwanted or old mattresses to improve environmental sustainability. “Every month council sends around 500 mattresses for recycling to GDP Industries, a not for profit disability employer in Geelong. At GDP the mattresses are broken down and recycled. The fabric parts […]
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