| The Australasia section contains websites of Australian
and New Zealand government departments, agencies and
other organisations providing useful information in
the waste and recycling fields.
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Websites in this category:
Environment Protection and Heritage Council -
Environmental protection agency for Australia and New
Zealand.
Australia
The Australian Council of Recyclers (ACOR) -
Australian trade association for companies involved in
processing secondary, solid raw materials.
Australian Re-usable
Resources Network - online trading
site where businesses and individuals can list
the reusable goods and materials they no longer
need, or they can place a request for those reusable
items.
EcoRecycle Victoria -
information source on sustainable waste management and
waste minimisation in the state of Victoria.
EnviroNET -
national and international gateway to Australia's environment
business sector.
Environment Australia - The
Department of Environment and Heritage of Australia
Waste Management Association of Australia -
trade association for waste management professionals
in Australia.
New Zealand
The Environmental Business Network of New
Zealand - assists businesses to
increase environmental awareness, improve environmental
performance and become more profitable and sustainable.
Environmental Choice -
the official New Zealand environmental labelling programme
for packaging and products.
New Zealand Ministry for the Environment -
reports on the state of the New Zealand environment and
the way that environmental laws and policies work in
practice as part of our advice to the Government.
Wasteline -
Information from the New Zealand Ministry for the Environment
on waste - including the New Zealand waste strategy.
The
Waste Management Institute of New Zealand
- a non-profit organization promoting sustainable
waste management practices for the benefit of
all New Zealanders.
Zero Waste New Zealand Trust -
Encourages New Zealand society to work towards 'Zero
Waste'.
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