Tag: waste
Victoria announces community funding to boost circular economy
The Victorian government has allocated $3 million for 39 community organisations as part of the Circular Economy Communities Fund, which seeks to tackle waste and create new jobs in the state.
Victoria seeks to develop new solar panel recycling methods
The Victorian government has launched a $10 million Solar Waste Challenge to encourage the development of novel solar panel recycling methods.
Government funding unveiled to bolster Victoria’s circular economy
The Australian government and the state government of Victoria have doubled down on their commitment to cutting waste, creating more jobs for Victorians, and...
ARENA releases Bioenergy Roadmap
The Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) has released its Bioenergy Roadmap.
In it, it outlines a plan how to further develop Australia’s growing bioenergy sector in...
Victoria to transform recycled waste into roads and more
The Victoria State Government is stepping up its recycling game with a new round of grants to support the innovative use of recycled materials...
Circular solution reduces plastic waste in Australian wine industry
Media Release
A vineyard drip tube recycling program in South Australia is proving the viability of the circular economy for an increasingly sustainable wine industry.
The...
Deakin researchers pioneer solution to waste and recycling crisis
Media Release
Deakin’s world-leading materials scientists will address Victorian waste management leaders about their innovative approach to tackling the global recycling crisis at a circular...
We are wasting our waste — Media Release
We are wasting our waste, particularly our industrial waste, University of Sydney chemical engineering experts advise.
Associate Professor Ali Abbas, Director of the Laboratory for Multiscale Systems at...
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Beyond Insights: Building trust into digital transformation technologies
Digital transformation technologies are experiencing a gold rush in the manufacturing industry, not just in Australia but beyond. However, amid this surge in cutting-edge tech and automation processes, a fundamental element remains crucial: trust.
