Queenstown crews demonstrated their commitment to safety in a comprehensive training event, covering fire response, impairment awareness, and spill management.
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.
Scott Construction’s Te Āwhina Marae project achieved 48% waste recovery, pioneering sustainable practices through education, collaboration, and innovative recycling initiatives.
WM New Zealand transitions entire debt financing to a sustainability-linked loan (SLL), marking one of Aotearoa New Zealand's largest SLL transactions at NZ$1.1bn.
The 100th BOMAG BC1173 refuse compactor worldwide has joined the fleet at Redvale Landfill and Energy Park, boosting landfill efficiency and supporting sustainable waste management.
Our fleet team was celebrated as the winner of the Australasian Fleet Management Association’s (AFMA) 2023 Environment Award in recognition of outstanding commitment to sustainability, waste reduction, and greener fleet management.
We caught up with WM New Zealand Dunedin’s Waste Minimisation Coordinator - Emily Colquhoun.
Helping communities in need and ramping up during disasters
How’s this for diversity? At Queenstown’s Materials Recovery Facility there are 10 full time workers who are a United Nations of nationalities and ethnicities: Spanish, Brazilian, Czech, Māori, Chilean and Afrikaans.