The Malinauskas Government will prohibit councils imposing kerbside rubbish collection fees based on weight and from charging households additional fees for general waste collection.
It’s never been easier to recycle with the City of Adelaide introducing two new hubs for the community to sustainably dispose of many hard-to-recycle products.
The City of Adelaide in partnership with Green Industries SA and the Adelaide Economic Development Agency has launched Australia’s largest green bin trial in a retail precinct.
The City of Adelaide is currently flirting with the idea of providing reverse vending machines that will be found in various locations throughout Adelaide in 2023-24.
From 1 July 2022, local residents from the City of West Torrens will be able to order an on-demand pick up from their home for recyclable items.
The Hidden Sea has taken out top spot to win The Drinks Business Awards 2022 ‘Consumer Campaign of the Year’ for their ocean clean-up efforts.
SA wine brand, The Hidden Sea, has removed 160,000KG of plastic from the ocean; the equivalent to 10,000,000 x 500ml plastic bottles.
A new Global Centre of Excellence in Circular Economy – Circular360 is set to establish a head office in Adelaide.
Need to get rid of some used and damaged clothes? Check out our handy guide to some of Adelaide's clothes and textile recycling services waging a war on waste.
Drinking straws, stirrers and cutlery will be prohibited from sale, supply or distribution across the state.
New York City artist Robin Frohardt has made a grocery store exhibition out of her native city’s plastic rubbish in Rundle Mall.
The Hidden Sea has been internationally recognised for the brilliant story behind the label.
The bread tags are recycled by Transmutation in Robe and made into incredible pieces of practical art such as hexagonal bowls, bread boards and soup dishes.
Whether they're reducing food waste, using solar to power their business or by saying no to single-use plastics, these are some of Adelaide's greenest eateries.
South Australia’s ban on single-use plastics will start on 1 March 2021 with a new education campaign launching to help businesses and the public prepare for the changes.
The carry bags are made from 70 percent recycled paper in conjunction with un-recycled paper to provide a stronger structure which can carry up to 6kg of groceries.
The first recycled and recyclable bread tag in Australia is being launched in SA first, with households encouraged to support the initiative.
Planet Ark to lead scheme development in partnership with Nespresso and Woolworths Group
85% of the nation aren’t aware that soft plastics – like cereal liners – can be recycled.
The new initiative from Adelaide's finest supermarkets will save more than three million single-use plastic bags per year from going into landfill.