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The Waste Contractors & Recyclers Association of Queensland (Inc) represents all private sector and corporatized contractors whose core business activity in Queensland is contracting to provide essential waste and recycling services including:
Solid and Liquid waste management, collection and disposal
Recycling of waste materials, including Kerbside collected recyclables, used timber products, waste used tyres, ferrous and non-ferrous metals
Secondary Reprocessing of commercial and industrial as well as construction and demolition waste streams
Operating of transfer stations, landfills including state of the art "Bio Reactors" and "Land Banks".
Operating renewable power generation plants

Our Membership - Exceeds 80 companies statewide.  Greater than 50% of the membership employs fewer than 20 staff.
  Our Statistics - Member assets exceed $1 billion invested or managed, we employ more than 5,700 Queenslanders, recycle or reprocess in excess of 3 million tonnes annually, with total waste and recyclables either collected, transported, controlled, recycled, reprocessed and disposed exceeding 6.8 million tonnes per annum.

 

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LATEST PUBLICATIONS
Waste Management Award 2010
06 January 2010
The award was first made on 3 April 2009. This consolidated version of the award includes variations made on 11 September 2009; 22 December 2009. NOTE: Transitional provisions may apply to certain clauses – see clause 2 and Schedule A
Sunshine Coast Discussion Paper
01 September 2009
The Sunshine Coast Regional Council (Council) has embarked on a journey to becoming Australia’s most sustainable region and reducing our wastes to landfill to zero by 2020. Minimising our wastes and maximising the re-use of embodied resources is a major part of becoming sustainable. This Discussion Paper sets out the general direction we need to head for improved waste management and has been informed by the suggestions of the WASTE TASKFORCE made up of community members, waste managers and producers in the private sector, and the Council’s staff. After feedback on this document, Council and the Taskforce will develop a draft Strategy for consideration by Councillors in November. The Strategy aims to divert 70% of waste by 2014.
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