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$60 million in grants available for plastics recycling initiatives in NSW

The Federal Government is launching a new $60 million fund under the Recycling Modernisation Fund (RMF) Plastics Technology to improve existing recycling infrastructure and discover innovative techniques for processing hard-to-recycle plastics.

New recycling projects in Queensland to receive funding boost

The Australian and Queensland Governments are investing over $13.3 million in new recycling initiatives to divert 68,000 tonnes of waste from the state’s landfill.

Western Australia gets $6.5m funding boost for e-waste recycling initiatives

Over $6.5 million will be split among 21 projects under Western Australia's Infrastructure Grants Program to expand the state's electrical and electronic waste recycling capability, eliminating 17,000 tonnes of e-waste from landfill.

New can counting machine installed to boost recycling productivity in WA

A new can counting machine has been installed in Carnarvon, Western Australia, to boost recycling production as well as economic growth and employment generation in the area.

WMRR urges Australian env’t ministers to create national soft plastics recycling scheme

The Waste Management and Resource Recovery Association of Australia (WMRR) is urging all Australian Environment Ministers to implement a mandatory, fully funded, and regulated national extended producer responsibility scheme for soft plastics.

New plastic pollution recycling program launched in NT to protect marine wildlife

The University of Adelaide has launched a plastic pollution recycling program to protect turtles from marine debris found across the Northern Territory’s coastline. 

Visy wraps up $48m upgrade to Gibson Island recycling facility

Packaging and recycling specialist Visy has unveiled a major $48 million upgrade to its recycling and remanufacturing facility on Gibson Island in Brisbane.

Expanded Polystyrene Australia rolls out new recycling scheme

Tasmanian manufacturer Expanded Polystyrene Australia (EPSA) has launched a new initiative dubbed “StyroCycle” that allows manufacturers of polystyrene products to dispose of expanded packaging waste that will be recycled and turned into new products like building insulation. 
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