
Reports of the death of recycling ‘greatly exaggerated’
If someone knew little about the recycling industry in Queensland, watching ABC’s Four Corners program in early August might have
The Waste, Recycling Industry Association of Queensland Inc, (WRIQ) is the premier industry association in Queensland, representing more than 90 Queensland-based organisations ranging from large multi-national organisations through to small family-operated enterprises.
The Waste Contractors and Recyclers Association of Queensland Inc, (WCRA) was established in 2007. In August 2012, WCRA was rebranded and named the Waste, Recycling Industry Association of Queensland Inc, (WRIQ).
WRIQ has 90 members representing, ranging from multinational corporations to small family runs businesses. All WRIQ members are committed to industry best practise the protection of workers and the environment.
The Waste, Recycling Industry Association of Queensland Inc, (WRIQ) is the premier industry association in Queensland, representing more than 90 Queensland-based organisations ranging from large multi-national organisations through to small family-operated enterprises.
If someone knew little about the recycling industry in Queensland, watching ABC’s Four Corners program in early August might have
This article discusses if Queensland’s regulatory framework and weakened policy agenda can manage the current commercial reality o
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