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 polymers, PET is non-biodegradable and...
Read moreWanless scoops the Mardi Gras prize for Best (G)Litter Collector*
We've hung up our sparkle garbage pants for another year! Wanless helped keep Sydney's streets beautiful after the party to end all street parties -...
Read moreFashion 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 duvet and broken crockery earrings....
Read moreBushfire cleanup and waste management
The NSW Environment Protection Authority (EPA) is providing advice on waste management, disposal of animal carcasses, fire-affected asbestos, disposal of contaminated water and other issues that...
Read moreClosing the Loop – The Australian Circular Economy in Action
There is a strong need for a platform in Australia that inspires and facilitates the collaboration and networking necessary for our transition to a circular...
Read moreTOWARDS A WASTE-FREE WORLD
Waste is a huge and growing problem. It has been estimated that we need the equivalent of 1.7 Earths to replenish the consumed resources and...
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