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Leading Aboriginal enterprise Yalagan Group has joined forces with BINGO to form Djurwa, a majority Indigenous-owned, Supply Nation Certified joint venture, delivering recycling and waste management services in New South Wales, Victoria and Queensland.

BINGO acknowledges that each aspect of the waste management hierarchy fulfills an important role in an effective best practice waste management and resource recovery system, and that each aspect plays a different and significant role due to regulatory, economic, and environmental factors.

Managing waste in accord with this hierarchy including the disposal of residual waste1 to modern landfills, is an essential service. Even at the highest levels of resource recovery in a circular economy, there will be a continuing need to dispose of some residual waste to landfill (considered as leakage under the circular economy model) to protect human health and the environment.

BINGO's FY20 Sustainability and Annual Reports take out GOLD at the Australasian Reporting Awards​​​​​​​

View our latest updates surrounding Eastern Creek Landfill Facility. 

BINGO Industries Limited announces that the Supreme Court of New South Wales has today made orders approving the proposed scheme of arrangement under which Recycle and Resource Operations Pty Limited, an entity majority owned by Macquarie Infrastructure and Real Assets and its managed funds, will acquire all of the issued shares in BINGO.

BINGO General Manager Strategy and Investor Relations Tara Osborne named BOSS Young Executive for 2021

BINGO congratulates the Government on its $80 million commitment to the waste and resource recovery industry recently announced in the 2021 Federal Budget.

Natalie Davies (Nanii to her family) is a Wiradjuri artist who has been painting for over 20 years. She is BINGO’s Learning and Development Coordinator and also sits on BINGO’s RAP Working Group.

We are committed to improving our customer experience, with new ways to pay and an easier to read invoice.