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Manufacturing and COVID-19 on NWRIC meeting agenda This week the NWRIC met to discuss the current and future impacts of COVID-19 on businesses and the industry and was briefed ...
read moreRecycling and Waste Reduction Bill debated This week the Recycling and Waste Reduction Bill was debated in the Federal House of Representatives. Feedback from industry (including NWRIC) and opposition parties ...
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Last week the Federal Government handed down its 2020-21 budget and while there was no new funding for waste and recycling initiatives there’s plenty of opportunity for our sector to ...
read moreIndustry Opportunities in manufacturing a stand-out in Federal Budget Last week the Federal Government handed down its 2020-21 budget and while there was no new funding for waste and recycling ...
read moreNWRIC’S position on CDS clear NWRIC CEO Rose Read has penned a piece in the latest edition of Waste Management Review on the importance of best practice in delivering performance ...
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This article first appeared in Waste Management Review – October 2020 issue A container deposit scheme that follows best practice leads to better performance and innovation and should be top ...
read moreReview of the Product Stewardship (Oil) Act It’s now 20 years since The Product Stewardship (Oil) Act 2000 established the Product Stewardship for Oil Scheme to encourage the environmentally sustainable ...
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NWRIC welcomes Veolia’s new CEO and Managing Director NWRIC CEO Rose Read has welcomed the appointment of Richard Kirkman as Veolia’s new CEO and Managing Director. “Veolia is a very ...
read moreNWRIC welcomes Battery Stewardship Scheme but importers must sign up NWRIC has welcomed the announcement by the ACCC that it has authorised a national scheme for managing expired batteries through ...
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NWRIC has welcomed the announcement by the ACCC that it has authorised a national scheme for managing expired batteries through the Battery Stewardship Council (BSC), but it says with major ...
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