The Waste Minimisation Act 2008 was introduced to encourage waste minimisation in New Zealand. To help achieve this, under the Act on 1 July 2009, a disposal levy was imposed on waste sent to landfill.
Inventory Controller Denis Clarkin – based at East Tamaki Road – talks about his job and what working at Waste Management means to him.
In the next of the Our People series, Tracy Reuben – Operations Manager at Seaview Transfer Station, talks about her job and what working at WM New Zealand means to her.
Operations Supervisor for the Hawke’s Bay Tracey Passfield shares what working at WM New Zealand means to her.
Last night we were thrilled to be announced the winner of Excellence in Innovation at the Westpac Auckland Business Awards Best of the Best for 2020.
Our Wellington team is currently in the middle of performing an incredible logistical feat.The team is working hard to roll-out new bins to Lower Hutt residen...
Our general waste bins cater for all sorts of household waste large or small families can generate.
WM New Zealand's garden waste service actively supports sustainability and the circular economy. With over 30 years of expertise, our facilities effectively transform organic waste into nutrient-rich compost, minimising waste and contributing to a greener, more efficient Aotearoa.
By choosing WM New Zealand, you’re choosing innovation and sustainability. We view waste as a valuable resource, redirecting it into a circular economy. From green waste to compost and milk bottles to wheelie bins, our aim is to find sustainable reuse solutions for the community's waste.
