Boomerang Alliance welcomes NSW Plastic Plan 2.0, which scales up public place reuse and sets a benchmark for other states.
AMCS, Boomerang Alliance and Port Phillip EcoCentre say ACCC approval of SPSA will not reduce soft plastic pollution, despite added transparency conditions.
Australia’s major supermarkets failed an independent plastic use audit, worsening the plastic pollution crisis, say AMCS and Boomerang Alliance.
With the NSW Plastic Plan 2.0, the state has leapfrogged ahead of other states in the goal of reducing plastic pollution, the Boomerang Alliance of 56 ngos said today.
The first Choose to Reuse Roundtable was held in late August 2025, starting the conversation to drive reuse at stadiums and major events in NSW.
Boomerang Alliance welcomes NSW and South Australia expanding container refund schemes to include wine, spirits and larger containers.
With treaty talks stalled, we welcome Minister Watt’s commitment to global cooperation and continued action at home on plastic pollution.
Environment and industry groups urge Environment Minister Murray Watt to fast-track a mandatory producer responsibility scheme for packaging, including soft plastics.
The joint statement released today (18 July 2025), supports the agreed high ambition goals the Albanese Government has committed to.
Boomerang Alliance says the Commonwealth’s support for high-ambition Global Plastics Treaty targets should drive stronger action at home.