LAWRIE ROAD TEMPORARILY CLOSED FOR SITE WORKS
Re-opening Thursday 3rd of February 2022
55 Lawrie Rd, Snells Beach
RUSTYBROOK ROAD OPEN:
10am - 2pm, Tuesday - Sunday
141 Rustybrook Rd, Wellsford
NEW: RUSTY STATION SHOP - 9 am - 3 pm, WEDNESDAYS
47 Station Rd, Wellsford
Here's an update on what's happening. Click on the video below.
Mahurangi Wastebusters is focused on reducing, repairing, reusing and recycling as much as possible for the benefit of our people and our environment.
We're based in north Rodney, Auckland with refuse and recycling centres at 55 Lawrie Road, Snells Beach (temporarily closed) and 141 Rustrybrook Road, Wellsford.
We provide rubbish and green waste disposal for residential and small business customers. We also accept scrap metal and recyclables that can be re-manufactured or re-purposed sustainably, and we have small shops at both locations where you can buy pre-loved goods at bargain prices.
We offer zero waste education and support waste minimisation activities across the region.
Hazardous waste, clean or hard fill and vehicles over four tonnes are not permitted.
We're based in north Rodney, Auckland with refuse and recycling centres at 55 Lawrie Road, Snells Beach (temporarily closed) and 141 Rustrybrook Road, Wellsford.
We provide rubbish and green waste disposal for residential and small business customers. We also accept scrap metal and recyclables that can be re-manufactured or re-purposed sustainably, and we have small shops at both locations where you can buy pre-loved goods at bargain prices.
We offer zero waste education and support waste minimisation activities across the region.
Hazardous waste, clean or hard fill and vehicles over four tonnes are not permitted.
The video below was our Lawrie Rd, Snells Beach site before the current redevelopment started.
Click on this video for a tour of our Lawrie Road site at Snells Beach
Our Vision
Mahurangi Wastebusters Limited is a social enterprise adding value in the recycling resource recovery industry.
Our aim is to turn waste into resources by:
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Our aim is to turn waste into resources by:
- promoting the reduction, repair, re-use and recycling of waste
- implementing community waste minimisation initiatives
- undertaking waste minimisation educational programmes
- ensuring resources are put back into the community and redistributed for local benefit
- providing training and jobs, and empowering the wider community
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Our targets
Our plan is to help the community achieve the following landfill diversion targets:
In September 2019 after just three months of operation, we passed our first annual target. By the end of our first financial year, we had diverted the equivalent of 377, 20-foot shipping containers of waste from landfill.
- 50% in 2020
- 65% in 2021
- rising to 70% by 2022
In September 2019 after just three months of operation, we passed our first annual target. By the end of our first financial year, we had diverted the equivalent of 377, 20-foot shipping containers of waste from landfill.
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"As a group of fiercely passionate climate-action advocates, our tour of Mahurangi Wastebusters really set the tone for our collective purpose going forward and further fueled the fire that had already been ignited. We want to thank the incredible staff at Mahurangi Wastebusters for their commitment in protecting our planet and inspiring us all to do the same."
A quote from one of the scholars, sent to us by Dr Leny Woolsey, Executive Director, The Kupe Leadership Scholarship, University of Auckland Business School |
Auckland University Kupe Leadership Scholars at Lawrie Road
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