The Queensland Times runs story on Wanless Recycling Park
Bringing resource recovery and recycling to the fore and seeking to correct some misinformation circulating in the community about the […]
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Lithium Australia and Envirostream recycle batteries into fertiliser for farms
An Australian recycling company is recycling old batteries and turning them into fertiliser for crops, in an effort to stop […]
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From trash to treasure | Landfill turned into solar farm
City of Newcastle Summerhill Waste Management Centre has become a renewable energy hub with a 5MW solar farm built alongside […]
Read More Wanless presses forward with proposed Ebenezer recycling park
If the COVID-19 pandemic has taught us anything, it’s that now more than ever, community development and environmental awareness is […]
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Repurposing, recycling… and reaping the rewards
Wanless is investing big in recycling waste into new products ranging from cars and mobile phones to road-base and building […]
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Decode your plastic | What do the recycle numbers mean?
1 Polyethylene Terephthalate Polyethylene Terephthalate (PETE or PET) is found in plastic drink bottles and food packaging. As with other […]
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Waste management an essential public service in the fight to beat COVID-19
With the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic continuing to spread and its impacts upon human health and the economy intensifying day-by-day, […]
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Wanless Waste Management COVID-19 business readiness
The outbreak of the COVID-19 strain of Coronavirus among the population is a serious public health concern. Wanless Waste Management […]
Read MoreWanless on the TV! Watch 7News screen debut now.
Wanless recently guest starred on a 7News report about The World’s Biggest Garage Sale, a community event where people donate […]
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Wanless scoops the Mardi Gras prize for Best (G)Litter Collector*
We’ve hung up our sparkle garbage pants for another year! After an incredible celebration that lit up Sydney’s streets, it was time to clean up—and Wanless was there to help keep the city shining. The Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras parade is no small affair, with 191 dazzling floats sashaying down Oxford St and over 12,500 enthusiastic participants. That’s a whole lot of confetti, glitter, and streamers to manage once the music fades and the crowds disperse.
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The Rising Cost of Rubbish
A recent report in Acuity magazine found that with China, India and Thailand clamping down on plastic waste imports, and […]
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Fashion goes slow | How sustainability and recycling is changing the way we dress
Swedish upcycling label Rave Review recently sent models down the Copenhagen Fashion Week AW20 catwalk dressed in your nana’s floral […]
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