Alex Fraser’s Clarinda Recycling Facility recovered and recycled more than 2500 tonnes of demolition materials from Mann Group’s latest project in Melbourne’s CBD.
Adbri retains strong tendering pipeline, expects infrastructure spending to drive demand
Adbri is expecting the 2020 Federal Budget to improve demand for its product due to increased infrastructure spending.
Tasmanian quarry development receives EPA approval
The Western Junction Quarry in Breadalbane, northern Tasmania, has received approval by the state’s EPA for a level two permit to expand its output.
Engineering insights event anticipates future market outlook, materials demand
A wet processing symposium run by CDE Global featured speakers from BIS Oxford and Repurpose It. They provided insight into the challenges and expectations of Australia’s extractive industry moving forward.
NT Government to use recycled asphalt for the first time
Two major Darwin roads will be paved with recycled asphalt in a first-ever initiative for the Territory.
QLD Government invests $27 million in recycling projects
The Queensland Government has pledged $27 million for recycling projects to divert rubbish sent to landfill, encouraging the creation of environmentally-friendly products including recycled aggregates.
Corrosion-resistant concrete to combat common sewage problem
RMIT University researchers have developed a cement-free concrete that can withstand corrosion and prevent ‘fatbergs’ in sewage pipes.
Recycled asphalt paves the way for ACT suburb project
Downer’s road surfacing material – Reconophalt – has been adopted for the Ginninderry project, to pave roads in Strathnairn, ACT.
Alex Fraser works to enhance biodiversity at Clarinda facility
Alex Fraser has set its sights on improving the biodiversity of its Clarinda Recycling Facility in Victoria.
DNA sequencing could find hidden mineral deposits
Analysing the DNA of soil microbes can be an effective mineral exploration technique, according to a study by Geoscience British Columbia.