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Waste and recycling industry leaders, innovators and organisations recognised at the 2026 WRIQ Industry Awards

Waste and recycling industry leaders, innovators and organisations recognised at the 2026 WRIQ Industry Awards

The Waste Recycling Industry Association of Queensland (WRIQ) has celebrated the people, organisations and initiatives making a significant contribution to Queensland’s waste and recycling industry at the 2026 WRIQ Industry Awards. Almost 280 industry professionals gathered at voco Brisbane City Centre on Friday, 4 September, for the WRIQ Industry Awards Gala Dinner, recognising excellence...

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WRIQ 2026 Industry Awards finalists announced

WRIQ 2026 Industry Awards finalists announced

Celebrating the people, innovation and achievements shaping Queensland’s waste and recycling industry Waste Recycling Industry Association QLD (WRIQ) is pleased to announce the finalists for the 2026 WRIQ Industry Awards, recognising the outstanding people, businesses, projects and initiatives contributing to Queensland’s waste and recycling industry. The awards shine a spotlight on the people...

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WRIQ CEO Highlights Workforce Challenge at National Industry Skills Forum

WRIQ CEO Highlights Workforce Challenge at National Industry Skills Forum

Who will deliver Australia's circular economy? That was the question posed by WRIQ Chief Executive Officer Alison Price during her recent presentation to the Industry Skills Australia Waste Transport Sector Forum, where she shared findings from WRIQ's landmark Queensland Economic Contribution and Workforce Study. The presentation highlights the critical role people play in delivering Australia's...

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ABC NewsRadio interview on the national fuel crisis

ABC NewsRadio interview on the national fuel crisis

WRIQ's CEO Alison Price talks with ABC NewsRadio's Sarah Morice on the impact of the fuel crisis on the waste and recycling sector. Waste collectors are warning bin services may be reduced, leading to rubbish pile-ups, as the sector struggles with high diesel prices amid the conflict in the Middle East. Many waste collection contracts with local councils are set at fixed rates, with no...

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Ipswich Today: WMI lodges appeal over DA

Ipswich Today: WMI lodges appeal over DA

Alison Price's quotes appeared in an article published by Ipswich Today on the refusal by Ipswich City Council to approve the development application by Wood Mulching Industries, resulting in a WMI appeal to the Planning and Environment Court.  Waste Recycling Industry Association Queensland Chief Executive Officer Alison Price said the WMI application was about improvements. “It was about...

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