Waste management and resource recovery is essential to protecting human health and the environment, while contributing significantly to the Australian economy including keeping materials in the economy and out of the environment.
About NWRIC
The Council is composed of both national waste and recycling companies and affiliated state and sector based associations representing the interests of the more than 450 waste management and resource recovery businesses across Australia.
Policy
NWRIC works to advance Australia’s waste and resource recovery industry. Key to this mission is a commitment to high standards in regard to policy development, industry representation and transparency.
Resources
Our industry generates economy wide revenue of $50b per annum ($16b directly and $34b through flow on effects). Collectively we support over 106,500 jobs, employing 36,500 people directly and 70,500 indirectly.
Latest News
NWRIC Submission into Reform Option for ACCU Scheme Landfill Gas Methods
The National Waste and Recycling Industry Council (Council) has made a submission in response to the Department’s Options Paper on reform options to the ACCU Scheme Landfill Gas Methods. Click here to download the submission Click here to access the Reform...
NWRIC feedback to the Landfill Gas Method Reform
The National Waste and Recycling Industry Council is assessing the proposed Landfill Gas Method Reforms but has identified significant concerns that cannot be supported by industry. Click here to download the NWRIC Summary Document
NWRIC response to Senate Environment and Communication References Committee, Inquiry into waste reduction and recycling policies
The National Waste and Recycling Industry Council (Council) submitted this response to the Senate Environment and Communication References Committee Inquiry into waste reduction and recycling policies, Click here to download the submission
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