Do you listen to podcasts? Here are some of the Waste Group’s faves. Let us know yours!
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Still confused about our kerbside recycling?
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Curious about what the deal is with soft plastic recycling? Waste Management Review has a comprehensive explanation.
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Read all about how the Waste Action Group are winning the war on waste in the August issue of The Local - The Heart of the Highlands.
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No More Mailing Satchels - collection stream now closed.
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Plastic Free July is here, and so is a state-wide ban on E-Waste to landfill.
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Last chance to drop off cosmetics, skincare and haircare products - Scheme is Closing SOON!
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Council will introduce a full food organics service from 2020, with all kitchen and food waste including meat and bones able to be disposed of in green garden bins. As part of the new service, garden bins will be picked up weekly and collection of general rubbish bins will move to fortnightly.
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Update - Terracycle at the Woodend Farmer's Market
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Australians get through 273000 tonnes of tissue products each year, which is mostly virgin fibre. Cotton hankies save waste, energy, water and your nose!
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Wash Against Waste at the SLF!
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There’s an app for that! New Waste and Recycling info app aims to make sorting the rubbish a whole lot simpler.
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Waste Action Campaigns in 2019
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There are plenty of changes presently taking place in the Macedon Ranges Sustainability Group. MRSG’s new leaders of Waste and Vegetarian action groups, and new vice-president and president.
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Residents will soon be able to place fruit and vegetable waste into green garden bins following Council’s approval of an expansion of the garden waste service.
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Bring out your dead! Batteries, that is.
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Plastic Free July is a global yearly challenge where millions of people give up single-use plastic during the month of July. It aims to raise awareness of the amount of single-use disposable plastic items in our lives and challenges people to do something about it.
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