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EPA supports York landfill proposal

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The Environmental Protection Authority has recommended approval for Perth waste boss Sam Mangione's proposed Great Southern Landfill in the Shire of York.

Mangione fined $70,000 on safety charges

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WorkSafe has highlighted a Bayswater company's “long history of flouting workplace safety laws” after its managing director was fined over workplace safety charges.

Court overturns major OHS conviction

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The state government's vigorous pursuit of workplace safety breaches has suffered a set back after the Supreme Court overturned last year's biggest conviction.

Record fine for safety breaches

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Bayswater company Resource Recovery Solutions has been fined $330,000 for a series of workplace safety breaches, the largest fine ever imposed in Western Australia.

Gross negligence charge for waste boss

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Perth company director Sam Mangione has become the first person in Western Australia to face a possible jail term over a workplace safety incident.

Board Moves June 29, 2017

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Stephen Jones has been appointed chief financial officer of Kin Mining.

Recyclers gear up for growth

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Bayswater company Resource Recovery Solutions has become the largest processor of construction waste in Western Australia after buying out a facility from a major competitor, as the government finalises an incentive scheme designed to lift the state's poor record in recycling.

Ottaviano, Beament win EY awards

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Carnegie Wave Energy chief executive officer Michael Ottaviano and Northern Star Resources boss Bill Beament were among the winners of the EY Entrepreneur of the Year western region awards.

EY names award finalists

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Seventeen Western Australian business people have been nominated as finalists in the 2014 round of the EY Entrepreneur Of The Year award.

New Energy gets supply contract

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New Energy Corporation has furthered its bid to build a waste-to-energy plant in Rockingham by securing its first waste supply contract.

Govt approves waste-to-energy proposal

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The state government has given New Energy Corporation environmental approval for a $184 million waste-to-energy plant proposed for Port Hedland, but the company, and other proponents of similar pla

C&D recycling rate on track

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THE state government has reaffirmed its opposition to raising the landfill levy while announcing that its ambitious recycling targets are becoming increasingly achievable.

On the move

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Gardner heads Magnus Perth office

New Energy keen not to waste power opportunity

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WEST Perth renewable energy business New Energy Corporation plans to build a $180 million waste-to-energy plant in Port Hedland to service the region's growing population and the major resource pro