The Waste Less, Recycle More Initiative has been released
The Waste to Energy Policy is expected soon
This conference will cover these major changes and more

The NSW Waste Less, Recycle Initiative is one of the most significant changes made to waste management in over a decade. $465.7 million over 5 years is to comeback to waste management in various ways. Find out what the Government has planned, grants modifications to the levy, increased recycling and use of drop off centres. Reform provides some relief to the levy’s current impacts on some NSW recycling sectors, funding to prevent illegal waste dumping actions and new waste infrastructure funding.

This conference will also address some of the latest trends in hazardous waste management in NSW and those of national significance.

  Speakers include:

• Stephen Beaman, EPA
• Niki Huntley, Director Infrastructure and Policy, KPMG
• Ros Dent, GM, APrince Consulting
• Patrick Ibbotson, Partner Maddocks
• Phillippe Reboul, GM Asia Pacific, Hydrodec Group
• John Cook, Director, Tellus Holdings
• Gregor Riese, Property and Risk Manager, Arrium
• Miles Mason - BDM New Energy Australia
• Plus more - see agenda on flyer 

 Key issues addressed at the conference include:

• Waste Less, Recycling More Initiative including the waste levy, recycling drop off centers, recycling infrastructure and waste to energy
• Steel recycling – How to arrange the waste levy to assist steel recycling
• New waste infrastructure proposals - waste to energy and world class
• Overview on the use tips and traps of the NSW Waste Exemption process
• Infrastructure for managing hazardous wastes across Australia
• Exploring the interplay between waste levies, carbon price and other taxes - where they are going and how they are treated under tax laws
• What industry has achieved so far and what else is required

Dates: Wednesday 20 March 2013 (Sydney City)
Time: 8.35 am (Registrations) for 8.55 am to 4.35 pm
Venue: Maddocks Rooms, L21, 123 Pitt Street, SYDNEY
Cost: $395 (ASBG, WMAA Members + Maddocks clients) or $480 (Non Members)

Options include:

• Downloading the pdf flyer and faxing the registration to ASBG on (02) 9383 8916 and we will bill you.
• Click on the on-line registration button to register with the option of credit card payments or billing you.

Download the program details and registration form

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