Hauraki District Council and Waikato Regional Council have publicly notified Waste Management’s application to build new landfill cells at Tirohia Landfill & Energy Park.
A key objective of this service is to maximise material recovery and reuse.
After 12 years with WM, Casey Martin becomes Operations Manager – Residential, inspiring colleagues with resilience, leadership, and dedication.
Andrea Navarro joins WM New Zealand’s Fleet team, thriving with support, collaboration, and opportunities to grow her technical career.
South Island driver Brent Walker tops WM New Zealand’s leaderboard, recognised for his safe driving, teamwork, and nearly 40 years’ dedication.
WM New Zealand welcomes its first electric Mercedes-Benz eEconic, designed to improve crew safety, comfort and support lower-emissions waste collection.
WM New Zealand celebrates Tui Tane-Mowat’s leadership achievement, supporting wāhine Māori development through programmes grounded in Te Ao Māori and real-world leadership.
A major renewable energy milestone sees landfill gas turned into enough clean electricity to power Wellington homes for a year, driving Aotearoa’s low‑emissions future.
Chemists Luani Bernadi and Rishard Zuhair handle New Zealand’s most hazardous waste at WM New Zealand’s Neales Road Technical Services facility.
WM New Zealand’s Technical Services team recovers and refines waste oil across the South Island into high-quality fuel oil.
