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09 Mar 2026 / News / Sustainability

Electric upgrade for crews

WM New Zealand welcomes its first electric Mercedes-Benz eEconic, designed to improve crew safety, comfort and support lower-emissions waste collection.

18 Mar 2026 / Our People / News / Community / Sustainability

Wāhine Māori leadership journey

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.

08 Apr 2026

Our People: Stephanie Tema

Stephanie Tema shares her experience at WM New Zealand, highlighting people, diversity and the evolving waste industry’s impact on sustainability.

10 Apr 2026 / Our People / Community / Sustainability

Tackling moth plant together

WM New Zealand supports South Auckland communities tackling moth plant, providing safe disposal solutions that protect waterways and prevent environmental spread.

23 Feb 2026 / News / Sustainability

Turning Landfill Gas into Power

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.

04 Jun 2026 / News / Sustainability

World Environment Day 2026

World Environment Day highlights practical climate action in Aotearoa, showing how collaboration, innovation, and responsibility protect land, air, and water.

14 Oct 2025 / News / Sustainability / Case Studies

Turning Waste Oil into Industrial Gold in the South Island

WM New Zealand’s Technical Services team recovers and refines waste oil across the South Island into high-quality fuel oil.

14 Oct 2025 / Our People / News

Our People: Ferr Martinez

Ferr Martinez guides customers safely through hazardous waste disposal, providing expert support, investigative solutions, and five-star service at WM New Zealand.

09 Jun 2026 / News / Community

Redvale Then and Now: Looking Back at Three Decades of Change

A 1990s landfill story revisited, tracing how Redvale evolved into a leading example of environmental management in Aotearoa.