Australian State Aims to Become ‘Zero-Waste Society’ by 2050

Smart Precinct NQ will support how North Queensland businesses transition to a circular economy to meet the state’s ambitious targets.
Australian State Aims to Become ‘Zero-Waste Society’ by 2050
A general view of Townsville with the port in the background is seen in the electorate of Herbert in Townsville, Australia on May 4, 2019. Ian Hitchcock/Getty Images
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The Queensland government will partner with Smart Precinct North Queensland (NQ) to deliver a new circular economy aimed at creating a “zero-waste society” by 2050.

Smart Precinct NQ will offer information and support for local businesses to put circular economy principles into their operations.

Isabella Rayner
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Isabella Rayner is a reporter based in Melbourne, Australia. She is an author and editor for WellBeing, WILD, and EatWell Magazines.
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