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A trusted Kiwi business

WM New Zealand partners with various organisations and engages in joint ventures to enhance sustainability, including innovative waste management solutions and a diverse supply chain. We prioritise ethical, local sourcing.

A great place to work

WM New Zealand’s 1,759 employees and 140 contractors are key to our success. Our commitment to Safety, Service, Sustainability, Innovation, and Together makes us a great place to work.

We care for our environment and community

Ka manāaki tatou i to tatou Taiao me te hāpori

09 Mar 2026 / News / Sustainability

Electric upgrade for crews

WM New Zealand welcomes its first electric Mercedes-Benz eEconic, designed to improve crew safety, comfort and support lower-emissions waste collection.

18 Mar 2026 / Our People / News / Community / Sustainability

Wāhine Māori leadership journey

WM New Zealand celebrates Tui Tane-Mowat’s leadership achievement, supporting wāhine Māori development through programmes grounded in Te Ao Māori and real-world leadership.

08 Apr 2026

Our People: Stephanie Tema

Stephanie Tema shares her experience at WM New Zealand, highlighting people, diversity and the evolving waste industry’s impact on sustainability.

10 Apr 2026 / Our People / Community / Sustainability

Tackling moth plant together

WM New Zealand supports South Auckland communities tackling moth plant, providing safe disposal solutions that protect waterways and prevent environmental spread.

Caring for Te Taiao

WM New Zealand has set its sights on a future where caring for the environment and community go hand in hand.

04 Jun 2026 / News / Sustainability

World Environment Day 2026

World Environment Day highlights practical climate action in Aotearoa, showing how collaboration, innovation, and responsibility protect land, air, and water.

09 Jun 2026 / News / Community

Redvale Then and Now: Looking Back at Three Decades of Change

A 1990s landfill story revisited, tracing how Redvale evolved into a leading example of environmental management in Aotearoa.