We expected our people to be identified as one of the programmes through our materiality assessment, reflecting the importance of our people in making Waste Management a sustainable company into the future
Helping communities in need and ramping up during disasters
In 2022 Waste Management took the equivalent of 250,000 cars off the road saving 900 million kg of CO2 emissions and produced enough electricity from waste to...
Our Waste Management Gisborne team worked hard over the weekend to help organise a mass community beach clean-up.Jointly organised with Gisborne District Coun...
Recycling is our shared responsibility. Our Recycling Training Series is here to guide businesses on correct practices, reducing contamination and ensuring effective recycling for a sustainable future.
As New Zealand faces a growing cost of living crisis and surging food prices, the issue of food loss and waste takes on a new level of significance. See our top 10 tips for reducing food waste at home.
After a short break from collecting soft plastics, our Dunedin Transfer Station is doing a great mahi collecting these products. They have teamed up with Packaging Forum, which supplies bins to locations around Dunedin.
Did you know that Aotearoa, New Zealand has hundreds of old dumps scattered around the country, and at least 300 of these are at risk of spilling into waterways and the ocean?
Scott Construction’s Te Āwhina Marae project achieved 48% waste recovery, pioneering sustainable practices through education, collaboration, and innovative recycling initiatives.
Introducing Dianne, a skilled sideload driver at Waste Management with a wealth of experience in the driving industry, previously navigating buses.
