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31 May 2021 / Community / Sustainability

Recycling Auckland’s construction and demolition waste

Auckland’s building boom means construction and demolition waste is the city’s largest single waste stream.

Keep it clean and useful

WM New Zealand offers shallow, construction-friendly skips for sorting and recycling materials like concrete, bricks, stones, and tiles, reducing disposal costs while promoting environmental sustainability.

Introducing WM New Zealand

Our name is changing to reflect who we are today and be reflective of where we are going. By dropping the waste we are reflecting our commitment to drive a carbon-neutral circular economy and adding New Zealand connecting closer to our 130-year-long kiwi heritage.

05 Jun 2020 / Community / Sustainability

Tiromoana Bush regeneration

Over the years we have been actively involved in regenerating Tiromoana Bush, next to Kate Valley Landfill.

Auckland Regional Landfill - interim decision

Yesterday (December 21, 2023) the Environment Court released its interim decision on our resource consent applications for a new landfill and energy park in W...

Class 3 flammable liquid recycling

Class 3 flammable liquids are utilised in many industrial and commercial applications.  Once this fluid is too dirty the clean solvent can be reclaimed by distillation. WM Technical Services solvent recovery plant is designed and operated in accordance with the Hazardous Substance regulations and safety standards for working with flammable materials.  Hazardous atmosphere zones, ignition source controls and other safety systems are employed in the safe recovery of this resource.

12 Jul 2018 / Sustainability

Climate Leaders Coalition Commitment

Waste Management NZ Limited were proud to join 60 Managing Directors and Chief Executives from New Zealand’s leading companies at the Climate Leaders Coalition to tackle the issue of climate change.