iQRenew is leading the way to ensure that valuable resources including soft plastics, rigid plastics, glass, paper and cardboard are recovered for re-use in new products as part of the pursuit of our vision of ‘regeneration for future generations’.

We are increasing Australia’s capability to sort, process and recycle complex material streams onshore, to ultimately decouple growth from the use of virgin materials.

Our mission is to accelerate the transition to a resilient and circular use of resources.

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Meet Miriam Cumming. Sustainability champion & our new Environmental Engineer

Meet Miriam Cumming. Sustainability champion & our new Environmental Engineer

The exciting and rapid growth phase continues at iQRenew, with the appointment of our new Environmental Engineer, Miriam Cumming.

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We’re pleased to announce Luke Baker’s appointment as Chair of the iQ Renew Advisory Board

We’re pleased to announce Luke Baker’s appointment as Chair of the iQ Renew Advisory Board

We’re pleased to announce Luke Baker’s appointment as Chair of the iQ Renew Advisory Board.

Luke will work closely with our CEO Danial Gallagher to support his ambitious vision for iQ Renew.

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Newcastle residents invited to start curbing plastic waste on Global Recycling Day

Newcastle residents invited to start curbing plastic waste on Global Recycling Day

City of Newcastle will become just the second council in Australia to take part in the Curby Soft Plastics Program, after an initial roll-out on the Central Coast last year proved popular.

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The KITKAT that’s the sign of a break in Australia’s waste challenge

The KITKAT that's the sign of a break in Australia's waste challenge

In an Australian first, iQ Renew have collaborated with a group of companies to help produce Australia’s first soft plastic food wrapper made with recycled content.

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