As part of the Marshall Government’s $12.9 billion infrastructure spend, 100 per cent recyclable materials have been used to seal parts of the $354 million Regency to Pym Street project that is creating hundreds of local jobs each year.
The State Government is calling on South Australians to do their bit to help reduce waste to landfill this Christmas by being smarter with food scraps and organics.
The first business in the state has officially gone ‘plastic free’ under the Marshall Liberal Government’s plan to ban single-use plastics in South Australia.
Wondering where your food scraps go once they’re in the green bin? Let me take you on a journey…
South Australia continues to lead the way in resource recovery as SUEZ-ResourceCo celebrates one million tonnes of alternative fuel generated at its Wingfield facility in Adelaide’s northern suburbs.
You might have heard that we send our plastic recyclables to landfill or overseas - in South Australia that's just nonsense!