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Closure of Waiheke Island Transfer Station
Published: Tuesday 16 June 2020
Auckland Council advises that the Waiheke Island Transfer Station will be closed to the public...
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Recycling contamination costs
Published: Tuesday 9 June 2020
Wishcycling – chucking something in the recycling bin and hoping it will be recycled – is a bigger problem than most people realise.
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New recycling wheelie bins on their way for Waiheke
Published: Monday 8 June 2020
Changes to Auckland Council’s roadside waste collection services on Waiheke are now underway....
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Aotea’s Anamata Shop, the home of reuse, has moved
Published: Monday 18 May 2020
The Anamata Shop – home to the best of Aotea’s upcycling and reusable household items – re-ope...
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Recycling update May 2020
Published: Wednesday 6 May 2020
Paper recycling resumes in May but some mixed plastics are going to landfill.
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COVID-19 impacts overseas fibre recycling market
Published: Wednesday 6 May 2020
Kerbside recycling services are not affected and continue as normal
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Matakawau recycling drop-off station closure
Published: Sunday 29 March 2020
With communities being asked to stay home and self-isolate, Auckland Council has made the decision to close the recycling drop-off station at Matakawau on the Āwhitu Peninsula.
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Get funding for your zero waste idea
Published: Tuesday 10 March 2020
Auckland Council has deferred the April 2020 round of Waste Minimisation Innovation Fund grants due to COVID-19.
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Hazardous waste sparks recycling truck fires
Published: Monday 24 February 2020
Gas cooker canisters, lighter fluid cans, or a motor vehicle cambelt wrapped around a packer mechanism are the probable culprits in another recycling truck fire last week. Auckland Council is again warning Aucklanders of the dangers truck blazes pose to waste contractor employees, nearby traffic, and passing pedestrians.
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Become a hydration hero with Auckland Council
Published: Thursday 13 February 2020
The best drink choice on every front has got to be tap water – it’s refreshing, good for our bodies, easy to find, and better for the environment if we use a refillable drink bottle and avoid single-use plastic drink bottles.
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