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$22 million Tomago waste management facility to boost Hunter recycling
EPA Green Waste Clean Up Program
New Chief Investigator To Crackdown On Waste Crime
Free Chemical CleanOut in December
Work Continues on New Waste Strategy
Improved compliance reduces Ararat fire severity
Tap into EPA’s bigger air monitoring network and daily forecasts
FOGO for Business trial goes twice weekly: Bega Valley
Reducing litter in Cooks River
EPA congratulates finalists in Premier’s Sustainability Awards 26 October
Crackdown on dodgy operators dumping asbestos-riddled soil
Council secures additional bushfire vegetation removal grant funding
You’re invited – EPA welcomes community to online forum
Geelong court upholds EPA litter fine
Recycling polystyrene given big boost
New study calls for mitigation, monitoring of common grease-proofing food packaging chemicals
VIVA fined for chemical spill
Lemon Springs October update
Council Objects to Proposed Matraville Incinerator
Council Endorses Cooks River Litter Strategy: Bayside
TLAP agreement extended by 10 years
EPA fines Recycal
Blueberry farmer fined for water pollution
Strong federal integrity commission requires public hearings
Help Strathbogie Shire set actions to address Climate Change
Charges for Ravenhall landfill operator over licence breaches
Environment consultant fined for providing misleading information
Tulla Resources Norseman Gold Project – Approvals Update
Barwon Water Colac treatment plant upgrade
Maggots and robots team up in waste war
EPA fines concrete company over slurry at Ravenhall
Newcastle company fined $15,000 for water pollution
Sunshine court upholds EPA litter fine
Bushfire survivors welcome NSW’s 2030 emissions reduction target
EPA fines Traralgon firm for fire breach
$7 million in grants available to recycle and reuse solar panels and batteries
EPA charges Phoenix Environmental
EPA and court make polluter pay for platypus project
Lemon Springs progress update
Works Approval for Veolia
NWRIC CEO Week in Review 17 December
Warning to cooperate with EPA investigations or face consequences
Vallence – Taxpayers to pay for Labor’s toxic soil mess as foreign-owned contractors eligible for grants
Yarra Riverkeeper Association cleans up at Premier’s Sustainability Awards 2020
Water pollution incident costs Power Station more than $1.1 million
Company fined $450,000 for supplying fake tipping dockets and report
Australian Bio Fert Works Approval granted
Alarming admission: Call for urgent review of proposed toxic soil site