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Don’t let the growing mound of packaging, wrapping paper, broken decorations and empty bottles get on top of you this Christmas. Use these helpful tips to make the right decisions about what to do with your festive waste.
Christchurch residents are being invited to play an interactive online game that will test their knowledge of what items belong in the red, yellow and green wheelie bins.
Part of the Burwood Resource Recovery Park could continue to operate beyond the end of 2021, subject to regulatory approvals.
Christchurch City Council has released a new version of its free wheelie bin app to help people bin good.
More than 1450 residents have been sent a letter warning them that their yellow wheelie bin will be removed unless they clean-up their recycling act.
A new plan that focuses on changing our 'throw-away' culture and reducing the amount of waste being dumped at landfill has been adopted by Christchurch City Council.
Ever wondered what happens to your recycling after you put it out for collection?
A Christchurch metal recycling business is on a fast track to improving the local environment via a high-tech treatment train, leading to a major upgrade in its on-site waste management.
State-of-the-art sorting equipment will be installed at the plant that processes Christchurch’s recycling material thanks to a multi-million dollar grant from the Government.
Got ideas for how we can reduce rubbish and manage waste in more sustainable ways?
Keep an eye on your letterbox for a handy new guide that will help you with your recycling efforts.
A new plan aims to reduce the city’s rubbish and manage it in a more sustainable way to cut waste and pollution.
Making sure there is no rubbish mixed in with the recycling has become critically important in the face of shrinking international markets for used plastic and paper. Christchurch City Council Head of Three Waters and Waste Helen Beaumont explains why.
Spot checks of yellow wheelie bins put out for kerbside collection will resume next week as Christchurch City Council steps up its effort to get people recycling right.
Christchurch and Banks Peninsula’s transfer stations will operate as normal under COVID-19 Alert Level 2.