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A Riverina business, Visy Pulp and Paper, of Tumut, avoided a $4 million fine, but must pay $203,000 after toxic wastewater was discharged into nearby creeks.

The leading full-line supplier Voith, in collaboration with its customer Visy, a global packaging and resource recovery company, held a two-day workshop on decarbonization in papermaking last week in Melbourne. This event was supported by Appita, the leading Australasian pulp and paper technical association. The Energy Summit brought together leaders and experts to discuss the latest solutions and proven technologies for energy efficiency, cost savings and operational improvements.

Peter Lang catches up with former Panthers flyer Robbie Beckett, to discover what he's up to these days.

CFMEU Manufacturing The unions representing forestry and timber workers in NSW are calling on the Berejiklian-Barilaro Government to take urgent action to alleviate the crippling national timber shortage. The unions want the establishment of a NSW Forest Industry Advisory Council to ensure better management and planning of the State’s timber resources in the wake of the 2019/20 bushfires and impacts of COVID-19 on global supply chains. The CFMEU Manufacturing Division and the Australian Worke...

Mia Armitage NSW member for Ballina, Tamara Smith (Greens), has spoken of disgust at the latest Liberal-National government grant rorts scandal, which has directly impacted this electorate and the neighbouring Lismore electorate. Freedom of information requests from Ms Smith’s colleague in the upper house, David Shoebridge MLC, show the Lismore electorate received less than two-and a-half million dollars in recovery funds, after the so-called Black Summer of 2019/2020, while the Ballina elect...

So many levels of wrongness: John Barilaro’s politics as usual looks after the Big End of Town We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Opinion So many levels of wrongness: John Barilaro’s politics as usual looks after the Big End of Town February 14, 2021 — 12.10am February 14, 2021 — 12.10am Save Normal text size Advertisement They don’t call the Deputy Premier John Pork–Barrel-aro for nothing. Last Sunday I wrote o...