Survey of Victorian recycling industries representing approx 95% of all recycled material in Victoria. Tonnes recycled of different material types recovered (glass, paper, plastics, metals, etc.) by source sector from which they were generated. This excel spreadsheet provides information about total metal waste recovered for reprocessing in Victoria.

Survey of Victorian recycling industries representing approx 95% of all recycled material in Victoria. Tonnes recycled of different material types recovered (glass, paper, plastics, metals, etc.) by source sector from which they were generated. This excel spreadsheet provides information about total plastic waste recovered for reprocessing in Victoria.

Survey of Victorian recycling industries representing approx 95% of all recycled material in Victoria. Tonnes recycled of different material types recovered (glass, paper, plastics, metals, etc.) by source sector from which they were generated. This excel spreadsheet provides information about total paper & cardboard waste recovered for reprocessing in Victoria.

Survey of Victorian recycling industries representing approx 95% of all recycled material in Victoria. Tonnes recycled of different material types recovered (glass, paper, plastics, metals, etc.) by source sector from which they were generated. This excel spreadsheet provides information about total rubber waste recovered for reprocessing in Victoria.

Victoria’s waste projection model estimates waste generation in Victoria to 2050. Victoria’s waste projection model combines data from a range of sources to produce waste generation and its fate within Victoria from 2015/16 to 2019/20. The data sources used to compile the actuals dataset includes: Victorian Recycling Industry Annual Survey Australian Bureau of Statistics export data National Plastics Survey data Environment Protection Authority Victoria Landfill Levy statement data Landfill composition audit data. The model combines the above datasets, takes the average of the most recent three years of actuals for each material type and applies material type specific projection factors (low, mid and high) to produce a baseline projection to the year 2050. Waste Projection model dashboard - https://www.vic.gov.au/victorias-waste-projection-model-dashboard

Survey of Victorian recycling industries representing approx 95% of all recycled material in Victoria. Tonnes recycled of different material types recovered (glass, paper, plastics, metals, etc.) by source sector from which they were generated. This excel spreadsheet provides information about total organic waste recovered for reprocessing in Victoria recovered for reprocessing in Victoria.

Renewables properties for Victoria. The locations are polygons for the combined properties that form the the following renewable energy classes 1. Solar 2. Wind 3. Waste to energy 4. Battery

Survey of Victorian recycling industries representing approx 95% of all recycled material in Victoria. Tonnes recycled of different material types recovered (glass, paper, plastics, metals, etc.) by source sector from which they were generated. This report provides information about total waste generation by Victorians plus tonnages landfilled and recovered.

This map shows where recycled water is available across Victoria, including indicative volumes and treatment plant locations. Recycled water is classified into three classes based on treatment quality, which determines safe uses: Class A – Highest quality, suitable for non-drinking residential uses (toilet flushing, clothes washing, garden watering), irrigation of public spaces, and food crops eaten raw. Class B – For uses such as irrigating sports fields, grazing land, and industrial wash-down. Requires controls like subsurface irrigation or restricted access. Class C – For agricultural crops that are cooked or processed (e.g., wine grapes, olives) and livestock grazing with safeguards. The map supports planning for sustainable water use by connecting recycled water supply with potential demand and promoting waterway health. For detailed guidance, refer to the Victorian Guideline for Water Recycling (Publication 1910).