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Category: Sustainability

Commercial Waste Statistics Australia: Growth & Trends

Good news! Australia is slowly heading in the right direction regarding waste management. According to the latest report, 63% of the country’s waste is being recovered and reused. This inspires everyone, especially those in the commercial sector, which makes up 43% of the total waste produced by the country. So, let us focus on commercial […]

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How to Reduce Waste: Ideas for Zero-Waste Living

Have you ever wondered where that piece of candy wrapper you threw in the bin or that plastic bag you discarded will eventually end up? In Australia, most rubbish we throw away in bins is in landfills. ABC News reports that despite national efforts to control rubbish disposal, a large portion of rubbish in the […]

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Food Waste Statistics Australia: Everything You Need To Know

Australia produces enough food to feed its population three times. While a third of this food volume ends up in the dump, 3.7 million households struggle to put meals on their tables. That’s more than the combined residences of Sydney and Melbourne! Besides the leftovers that could’ve been eaten, food waste consists of inedible and […]

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Plastic Straw Waste Statistics Australia

There’s a problem with plastic straw waste that many of us do not realise. Who would have guessed that something as small and seemingly simple as plastic straws could pose a serious environmental threat? Sustainability Victoria has uncovered the alarming reality of plastic straw waste in Australia. Australians use around 10 million single-use plastic straws […]

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How To Dispose of Hazardous Waste in Sydney

Sydneysiders face a massive waste problem as the city grows to over 1.3 million people by 2030. This is alarming, given that the metropolis's rubbish grows six times more than its population! While you can easily throw most of this rubbish in your bins, it’s different for hazardous items. Expired paint is an example. It can contaminate […]

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What Happens to Your Office Waste After It’s Collected?

Unless you’re working asynchronously, most Aussies spend their time in offices. This means you have a hand in the country’s 32.8 million tonnes of commercial waste. That’s a huge chunk of Australia’s 75.6 million tonnes of collected waste in 2020-21. Once thrown in the curbside bins, you might think less about the heaps of paper […]

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Green Office Certifications: Waste Management Practices

Green office certifications promote workplace sustainability and help organisations deplete their environmental impact, improve employees’ overall well-being, and optimise operational efficiency.  These green certifications endorse an office’s endeavours to accomplish sustainable practices. It evaluates energy and environmental design efficiency, indoor air quality, resource use, and sustainable waste management.  Common accreditation programs include Green Business Benchmark®, […]

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How AI is Revolutionising Waste & Rubbish Sorting

Our growing waste problem devastates our planet faster than we could imagine. And every second, a lot of stuff is thrown in our bins. But what happens to the rubbish thrown in these bins remains a mystery to most. While some of these wastes might end up elsewhere, general garbage bins go straight into landfills. […]

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Creating a Zero-Waste Office: Is It Possible?

An office has a lot of clutter, and shifting into a zero-waste office isn’t only for sustainability. It also enables the company to save money on operational waste and recycling management. Method Recycling notes that, based on recent studies, an average office worker produces 2 kg of waste daily. Paper-based products constitute 0.9 kg, and […]

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What are the 5 R’s of Waste Management?

Sydney produces around 3.5 million tonnes of trash annually. However, only 40% is recycled, and more than half are in landfills. There is still so much waste that’s rotting and polluting the environment! This is one of the many reasons the city pushes for sustainability and protecting the environment to benefit everyone. Sustainable Sydney is […]

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Sustainable Office Cleanouts: Everything You Need To Know

Before the widespread adoption of sustainable office practices in NSW, the Department of Environment, Climate Change, and Water conducted a 2007 survey that revealed a shocking reality about commercial and industrial waste. Millions of tonnes of C and I waste were disposed of in Sydney landfills—the amount could fill more than 7,000 Olympic-sized swimming pools! […]

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Building & Demolition Waste Removal

Demolition waste comes from building and demolition activities, including plasterboard, bricks, contaminated soil, concrete, and rocks. No wonder the building industry is a major contributor to Australia’s landfills.  The country’s construction and demolition industry produces over 27 million tonnes of waste each year and is the leading source of managed waste in Australia. The volume of rubbish they can […]

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Australia’s Phasing Out of Single-Use Plastics

Australia has made significant strides toward reducing environmental pollution by phasing out single-use plastics. Each state has introduced specific initiatives and legislation to tackle the problem, aiming for a cleaner, greener future.  At All Gone Rubbish Removals, we are committed to supporting these initiatives and helping Australians manage their waste responsibly. Let’s look at how […]

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Tile Waste Removal Sydney

Wherever you go, you will see tiles everywhere used as floors or walls in buildings, houses, and outdoor areas. At the same time, they are one of the most common wastes from construction and demolition.  If you need to dispose of your tiles, hire a residential rubbish removal service. Contact All Gone Rubbish Removals to […]

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Report A Tosser: NSW’s Littering Program

The problem of littering never goes away. It destroys the beauty of our environment and puts animals in great danger. The government of New South Wales (NSW) has devised a creative way to deal with this problem: the "Report A Tosser" programme.  This programme gives regular people the tools they need to report litterers and […]

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