Australian Native Landscapes (ANL)

Australian Native Landscapes (ANL) is a local family-owned business established in 1971 by Patrick Soars, who along with his wife Sharon are still the co-directors.

ANL process all green waste delivered to Kimbriki, by both the public and from Council’s kerbside collections. The material is processed onsite and at ANL’s other facilities to produce a wide range of composts, soils and mulches.

Kimbriki receives between 75,000 and 90,000 tonnes of green waste annually.

Concrete Recyclers

Concrete Recyclers operates the construction and demolition recycling area where they have been recycling concrete and brick waste to produce a variety of products including road base, aggregates and sands at Kimbriki for over 15 years.

Kimbriki receives between 80,000 and 150,000 tonnes of waste concrete, asphalt, brick and roof tiles from local contractors and residents each year.

IQ Renew

iQ Renew, an Australian recycler, operates the household recyclables area, receiving material form council yellow and blue household bins, as well as the public drop off for paper and containers.

All household recyclables are transported offsite for sorting and processing.

Kimbriki receives over 30,000 tonnes of household recyclables annually.

Morris Civil

Morris Civil provide plant and operators to support Kimbriki’s landfill operations and recovery of resources from mixed waste. Morris Civil and the Kimbriki team work together to recover recyclable materials such as mattresses, metal, timber, engineered timber and items for our Buyback Centre before depositing the residual waste in our fully engineered and lined landfill cells.

Kimbriki currently landfills around 50,000 tonnes of residual mixed waste.

TechCollect

Under the National Computer & TV Recycling Scheme, Kimbriki is an approved collection point for TechCollect, one of the Product Stewardship Organisations.

In the FY year 20/21, Kimbriki collected 300 tonnes of computers and TVs for recycling.

Paintback

Paintback, established in 2016, is an industry-led initiative designed to divert unwanted paint and packaging from ending up in landfill and vital waterways.

Paintback is driven by the Australian paint industry and the major companies that supply around 90% of all the architectural and decorative (A&D) paint sold in Australia. Paintback’s founding members are Dulux, Haymes, PPG, Resene and Wattyl.

As an independent not-for-profit organisation, Paintback is funded through a 15 cent plus GST per litre levy on eligible products, between 1 litre and 20 litres inclusive.

Kimbriki collects around 250 tonnes of paint annually for processing by Paintback.