See who’s already in the region
Explore estimated quantities of waste, by-products, and residues available near you, mapped at suburb level across the region. Filter by material type to identify feedstock opportunities that match your circular economy needs. Register to unlock detailed data and connect with local businesses.
A short walkthrough of the Peclet mapping portal — how businesses are listed, how to find materials and suppliers near you, and how to make a connection.
Interactive map
Browse all network businesses pinned across the 11-council Riverina Murray footprint. Filter by material, industry, or LGA.
Business listings
Searchable profiles showing what each business has, what they need, and how to connect — filterable by category, material type, and location.
Material matching
See waste streams and available materials from businesses near you — find buyers for what you produce, or sources for what you need.
Reduce
A free Bin Trim assessment maps your waste streams, uncovers the true cost of disposal, and shows you where the opportunities are — the starting point for most businesses in the network.
Reuse
Find buyers for your production byproducts and offcuts. One manufacturer’s waste is another’s raw material — and that exchange saves both businesses money.
Connect
Join a regional network of manufacturers already doing it. Share resources, attend events, and build supply chain relationships with businesses across the Riverina Murray.
Your region is full of untapped opportunity
Businesses already making it work
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- Manufacturing
Robinson Sign Makers & Red Bantam — Building a Local Circular Economy
Robinson Sign Makers and Red Bantam
Robinson Sign Makers is a locally owned sign writing and graphics business operating in Albury for the past five years. As a growing business servicing the regional community, owners Jay and Stacey were increasingly conscious of the environmental impact of their operations. While they had successfully identified reuse or recycling pathways for many waste streams, cardboard waste remained a persistent challenge. Large volumes were being generated and, without a viable local outlet, much of it was destined for landfill.
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- Construction
Reducing Plastic Waste at Albury Precision Engineering
Albury Precision Engineering
Albury Precision Engineering (APE) is a family-owned manufacturing business that has operated in North Albury for more than 35 years. Employing around 15 staff, APE delivers precision machining, fabrication, and engineering support services to clients across Australia and internationally. Operating up to 10 hours a day, five days a week, the business places a strong emphasis on quality, efficiency, and responsible operations. As an ISO 9001 accredited organisation, environmental sustainability forms a key part of APE’s values and continuous improvement approach.
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- Recycling and Waste
Rich River Golf Club – Improving Waste Management through Bin Trim
Rich River Golf Club
Rich River Golf Club is a long-established community and tourism destination located in the Murray region, operating two championship golf courses spanning 36 holes. Serving both members and visitors, the club recognises its responsibility to minimise environmental impact while managing a large and diverse site.
How would you like to get started?
I have waste or materials I want to turn into value.
You pay to dispose of it. Someone else in the region wants it. Get listed and let them find you.
I need local materials, suppliers, or supply chain partners.
You need materials, suppliers, or buyers within the region. Browse the network and see who’s here.
I want to understand what this could mean for my business.
You’re curious but not ready to commit. Stay connected and we’ll keep you across what’s happening.
Join us in the region
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03Sep
- Webinar
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Circular Connect Material Mapping Portal live demonstration
date03 September 2026, 11AM – 12:00PM AEST
LocationOnline via Teams
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22Sep
- Workshop
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Business Food Waste workshop
date22 September 2026, 10:30AM AEST
LocationOnline via Teams
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30Sep
- Workshop
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Business Food Waste workshop
date30 September 2026, 10:30AM AEST
LocationOnline via Teams
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Resources
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- Industry Insight
What Does Remanufacturing Look Like?
When people think about manufacturing, they often imagine new products being made from new materials. But what if valuable products could be restored, rebuilt and returned to use instead of being thrown away?
Guides and Downloads
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- Getting Started
The Basics of Circular Economy -
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Deep Dive on Design and the Circular Economy -
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Circularity Metrics for Australia -
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Circular Precincts
