The stark assessment of Australia's housing industry being the worst in a decade by CSR, was backed up today by the collapse of another building company, St Hilliers Construction, putting jobs and many public housing and construction works at risk. Administrators were called in after St Hilliers Construction was unable to secure $150 million in
Industry sources have confirmed the newly elected LNP Queensland Government will remove the state's landfill levy, effective from July 1, 2012. The confirmation comes as little surprise, giving that the LNP campaigned on a platform of removing the landfill levy. Removing the levy from July 1 would mean the levy was in effect for only
NSW Waste Levy Waste contractors in NSW have called for a freeze on waste levy increases with the addition of possibly $7 - $24/t from the new carbon tax. With the carbon tax and the schedule levy increases of $10/t every July until 2012 will mean waste costs will soar. Thiess Waste It is
REGYP recycled the plasterboard waste from the Joondalup Health Campus Project in Perth. John Holland secured the $270 million contract for the redevelopment of the Joondalup Health Campus in Perth in 2009. The redevelopment was jointly funded by the West Australian Government and Ramsay Health Care.
Smartskips NSW was sold to Cardinal Project Services early last year, 2011. It was then a tough year for Cardinal Project Services and they were placed in administration December. Sadly for Cardinal Project Services they have now gone into receivership and their assets are being sold off. This has been a particularly trying time for
REGYP becomes a member of the Green Building Council of Australia (GBCA). REGYP helps construction projects achieve higher GBCA Green Star ratings through recycling the waste plasterboard from projects. Green Star is a comprehensive, national, voluntary environmental rating system that evaluates the environmental design and construction of buildings. With more than 4 million square metres
On top of the disposal and skip bins options for waste plasterboard in Brisbane, REGYP is now offering a truck pick-up service. The truck can either use the grab to remove the waste plasterboard or it can be loaded by hand in tight areas. The truck can also pick up the 1.6m3 REGYP plasterboard waste
Clayton Utz new building at1 Bligh St, Sydney has received the GBCA 6 star green building rating after Dexus Property Group and Grocon recycled a lot of the materials from the demolition of the existing building and then used sustainable materials in the construction of the final building. You have visited the REGYP News
REGYP sells high quality recycled gypsum out of Brisbane. The recycled products have been proven by REGYP with over 20,000 tonne p.a. sold to agricultural users throughout NSW. The new operations in Brisbane allows REGYP to service the South East QLD and Northern NSW markets with high purity, high quality gypsum at a lower price
Melbourne Municipal landfill levies are set to rise to $44 per tonne, and regional levies to $22 per tonne.
