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Why Local Government Can’t Afford to Miss Waste Expo Australia

As the frontline of waste management and sustainability, local government plays a critical role in shaping Australia’s transition to a circular economy. Waste Expo Australia, returning to Melbourne 29-30 October, offers councils an unparalleled opportunity to connect with the latest innovations, policy updates, and suppliers driving real-world impact across the sector.

With more than 130 exhibitors and a two-day conference featuring national and international experts, the expo is a chance to explore proven technologies and services that directly support local operations – from kerbside collection and organics processing to community education, resource recovery, and infrastructure planning. It’s also a unique chance to meet peers from across the country, sharing lessons learned and successful strategies.

A standout feature for councils is the Government Lounge, returning in 2025 after a successful debut, featuring Sustainability Victoria, Recycling Victoria, and EPA Victoria. This dedicated space fosters direct dialogue with regulators and policy leaders, providing clarity on compliance, funding opportunities, and strategic planning priorities.

Free to attend, the expo is designed to be accessible for regional and metro councils alike. Whether you’re seeking solutions for landfill diversion, smarter procurement, or building greener infrastructure with recycled materials, Waste Expo Australia puts ideas into action.

For local government professionals, attendance isn’t just valuable – it’s essential. The expo brings together the people, policies, and technologies shaping the future of sustainable resource management. Councils looking to lead with innovation and accountability will find Waste Expo Australia a vital part of that journey.

For more information, visit: wasteexpoaustralia.com.au

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