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South Australian chemical users are being urged to do the right thing by the environment and themselves by registering for the upcoming ChemClear collection run. To be held from late May until early June, the route undertaken by the ChemClear truck will be determined by demand in each shire council region. National Program Manag...

The ChemClear program recently made its long-awaited return to South Australia and chemical users were delighted to jump on board. An industry stewardship service implemented in 2004, ChemClear helps participants dispose of their unwanted, obsolete or inherited chemicals in their local shire area. This particular state-wide run ...

Chemical users across the state of Queensland will receive an excellent opportunity to dispose of their unwanted, inherited or unknown chemicals in June, with ChemClear coming to town. This will be the first foray into the Sunshine State since June 2009 and ChemClear are planning to collect from a wide area of QLD in their sched...

There has been a truly unprecedented response to ChemClear’s latest registration drive, with the Queensland state-wide collection set to be a record-breaker. While the final figures are yet to be tallied, over 70 tonnes of chemicals have been placed on the booking line since it closed on June 3. ChemClear will now enter a plan...

Well over 100 tonnes of chemical have been registered for the upcoming ChemClear collection run across Queensland, with final scheduling now taking place. The Department of Employment, Economic Development and Innovation (DEEDI) has provided flood damage funding assistance for 29 of the hardest-hit Local Government areas to assi...

“It was really good to be able to go up there and help the community out.” These were the sentiments of Mackay Cane Growers Network Secretary Marice Perna, who was proud to have taken part in the Wet Tropics Women In Sugar Conference held recently at Mission Beach, Queensland. Marice and eight other ladies were the recipient...

There is some excellent news at hand for South Australian farmers and other ag vet chemical users, with the ChemClear program making its long-awaited return to the state after a three-year absence. A comprehensive collection run is planned for late May and early June, with the retrieval truck all set to visit many council sites ...