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Shifting the focus. From recycling - to reducing and re-using

South Australia leads the nation in the recycling rate for construction & demolition waste. Currently around 93% is diverted from landfill, and this is forecast to increase as we approach 2030. 


While commendable, the diverted portion includes a significant amount of building material that could (and should) be reduced and re-used, rather than recycled.


Waste Not focuses on recovering material in its highest value form. This makes a higher level of re-use possible, while our reporting allows future waste to be reduced. 

Waste management hierarchy

Increasing South Australia's circular rate, with every piece of re-use

The overarching goal of Green Industries’ 2025-2030 Waste Strategy is to double South Australia’s circularity rate by 2035 (currently 4.6%). 


Waste Not's material re-use program directly supports this goal, as all material supplied by Waste Not is 100% circular. 


Based in Adelaide, we are proudly supporting South Australia's circular economy.

Circularity rate for South Australia and Australia

Environmental leadership, backed by measurable, verifiable, impact

The built environment is responsible for nearly 40% of the world’s raw material use. But with Waste Not's material recovery, reporting, reduction and re-use, we're actively reducing that. 



Waste Not reuses surplus building material
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