Waste water from 300 Auckland homes trucked off-site to pumping station
Waste water from 300 homes in Auckland the Red Hills development gets trucked off-site to a pumping station. Video / Jason Oxenham
Waste water from 300 homes in Auckland the Red Hills development gets trucked off-site to a pumping station. Video / Jason Oxenham
Researchers surprised to find most Kiwis know about them - and would have one.
Concrete recycling at the site has been put on hold. The landfill remains open.
OPINION: Māori are responsible for ensuring the viability of land and resources.
OPINION: Our country will generate more waste, recycle less, and emit more.
Ethically Kate debunks myths about composting challenges and odors in compact spaces.
Iwi challenges Environment Court decision to grant Dome Valley site resource consent.
Te Rūnanga o Ngāti Whātua is at the High court to contest an Environment Court decision to grant resource consent for a mega-dump north of Auckland. Video / Te Ao Māori News
Opinion: We're dragging the chain on eye-popping amounts of electronic waste.
A Darwin project could be a major breakthrough.
OPINION: Wonky Box ticks the food and waste boxes.
The council’s role in any future local WtE plant will be purely regulatory.
Bins and funding priorities were the most hotly debated areas of the Taupō council's plan.
Auckland photographer Adam Popovich partners with Wonky Box to highlight food waste in New Zealand. Video / Carson Bluck
Ever wondered what happens to all that uneaten food you throw out each week?
Kerbside recycling is set to start in Whanganui from next week.
OPINION: Also in today's letters – rubbish council comms; that NZDF plane versus ferries.
The council is threatening to take people's bins off them if they can't follow rules.
The final ruling follows High Court and Court of Appeal decisions.
'I won’t tolerate this rubbish and lack of respect for the environment,' says iwi leader.
Frequent clean-ups of soiled goods and rubbish are taking a toll on store team members.
About 17,000 households will have crates delivered over the next five weeks.
A board of inquiry will allow iwi to have input regarding the decision.
Ratepayers were asked how much they were willing to pay to help fix the issues.
Bill Simmons says the only council resource residents in his area need is water supply.
“The bins, it seems, are not big enough.”
'It’s concerning when they’re removed more in our area than other areas.'
'We just want to get the feet under the desk and make sure we’ve got the basics down.'
Taupō residents will be asked their thoughts on a new suite of bins.
The waste-to-energy plant was first put on the cards for Te Awamutu in 2021.