Ethically Kate: Can you recycle Easter egg foil?
Kate Hall reveals where to put the waste (and how to make Easter sustainable next year).
Kate Hall reveals where to put the waste (and how to make Easter sustainable next year).
“It’s one of these areas that hasn’t really had a home".
Recycling advocates are urging budget-conscious Kiwis to avoid cheap and flimsy junk.
“If you have a party one weekend, you can put out three crates of glass.”
'You wouldn’t want somebody to come in and throw a dead animal on your desk.'
Contractors will now be rejecting non-confirming items left in recycling bins.
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Co-founder James Prier says the team launched their second product last year.
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Kerbside standardisation is expected to divert an extra 53,000 tonnes of recycling.
Recycling changes across the country mean only plastic types 1,2 and 5 will be collected.
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Once, an entire recycling truck’s contents weighing 4.38t were sent to landfill.
Materials will be reused in Hawke's Bay and Tonga.
A waste-to-energy plant near Te Awamutu received a record number of submissions.
He Awhi Rito Envirohub is a place for community groups and waste minimisation.
The fire acts as a reminder to people to recycle their batteries correctly.
The switch to fortnightly collections is linked to reducing household rubbish.
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The initiative will also address New Zealand's lousy e-waste record.
"Bins don't suit apartments and multi-unit dwellings as well as suburban areas."
"Cans for Kai is more than just a fundraiser - it promotes the value of recycling."
The campaign message contains a ‘eulogy’ for the deceased batteries.
The Waipā District Council says the number of submissions was the highest ever received.
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A waste contractor has apologised after a contract began before new trucks arrived.