Food organics and garden organics (FOGO) represent one of Australia’s most significant opportunities to divert material from landfill, reduce methane emissions, and produce valuable recovered resources. With states mandating FOGO by 2030 and federal funding committed to new organics initiatives, WMRR advocates for the regulatory frameworks, market standards, and collection infrastructure that will make organics recovery work at scale across Australia.
from Gayle Sloan, CEO September is always an important month for WMRR — it’s when the Board and management come together for our annual Strategy Day to take stock of
This guidance document has been developed by WMRR to assist local governments in planning and implementing food organics and garden organics (FOGO) collection systems in line with state and national
New national data shows that investment in Australian recycling is delivering welcome progress, but the same reports also confirm why infrastructure investment must be matched by action to prevent waste
With the upcoming state election, the Waste Management and Resource Recovery Association of Australia (WMRR) is calling on the next South Australian Government to strengthen policies that accelerate the state’s
WMRR Wrap-Up | Week Ending 2 May 2026 POLICY & ADVOCACY Fuel Access Roundtable HeldWMRR hosted a member roundtable this week to discuss the ongoing fuel supply and cost challenges
WMRR Wrap-Up | Week Ending 7 March 2026 POLICY & ADVOCACY Board Meets for First Time in 2026The WMRR Board held its first meeting of 2026 on Friday 6 March.