News

• Temporary increase in odour at Camden Organic Resource Recovery Facility

  To reduce odours, the compost area floor at Camden ORRF is being sealed. This activity is temporarily creating a higher than normal level of odour, however odours should be significantly reduced once works are completed within the next seven days.

• Trading hours for 2011-2012 Christmas and New Year's festive season

  Click here for the trading hours of SITA sites in NSW over the 2011-2012 Christmas and New Year's festive season.

• Potential traffic delays at Auburn Resource Recovery Centre between November 17, 2011 and January 15, 2012

  The Auburn Resource Recovery Centre will have entry and exit ramp traffic restrictions in place during the above period to facilitate maintenance works.

• Auburn Resource Recovery Centre reopens after temporary closure for urgent maintenance

  SITA's Auburn site will re-open for Account Customers at 9.00pm on 2 November, and for the general public at 5am on 3 November.

• Free donuts at selected sites on 23-26 August!

  To celebrate the launch of our new brand in August, the donuts are on us!

• Spring Farm odour management and gas infrastructure upgrade

  As part of SITA Australia’s (SITA’s) ongoing odour management program, work commenced on 22 August 2011 to upgrade the landfill gas extraction and power generation infrastructure at Spring Farm Advanced Resource Recovery Park.

• Spring Farm Update: Springs Road due to reopen 31 October 2011

  SITA has been advised by Camden Council that the roadwork currently underway on Springs Road is anticipated to be completed by 31 October 2011.

• Lucas Heights odour management update

  As part of SITA's ongoing odour management program, work is currently underway to expand the landfill gas extraction and power generation system at Lucas Heights Resource Recovery Park.

• Belrose WRC: Response to recent media

  SITA would like to assure all residents that there are no discussions taking place to “dig deep” at Belrose to increase the site's landfill capacity life beyond 2014.

• New era for waste management in NSW: SITA completes acquisition of WSN

  SITA Environmental Solutions (SITA) and the NSW State Government formally completed the WSN Environmental Solutions (WSN) $235 million acquisition yesterday, with the transfer of WSN operations to SITA ownership now finalised.