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With Resource Hub
We help you solve the
problems of waste
We’re an Australian-owned consultancy specialising in waste management and resource recovery.
Leaders in waste data, levy, and compliance, our female-led team deliver trusted expertise across the waste and resource recovery sector nationwide.
From waste levy strategy and OPDs to disaster support and on-the-ground training, Resource Hub helps waste operators, councils, and industry partners navigate regulation, optimise operations, and build capability.
Whether you need a one-off fix or long-term support, our team delivers the insight and action to get it sorted.
Our Services
Gatehouse,
Systems & Data (GSD)
GSD keeps your gatehouse data, reporting and systems running smoothly with expert support that works alongside your team.
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Consulting
We help waste facilities simplify compliance, improve systems and make confident operational decisions.
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Training
We deliver practical, tailored sessions so your team understands systems, data and levy obligations from day one.
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Documentation
We create clear SOPs, guides and tools that match your site’s processes and support both daily operations and compliance.
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Disaster Support
We help waste facilities manage compliance, reporting and operations through floods, fires and emergency events.
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In Numbers
LGAs we support
Projects we’ve worked on
Weighbridge tickets audited
Waste sites visited
Case Studies
We support a range of waste facilities and LGA’s across Australia who are in need of a partner to help them solve their rubbish problems.
Our Clients
What Clients Say
A great morning recently at the Victorian Women of WARR Leadership Breakfast in Melbourne 🤗
The room heard personal leadership stories from three inspiring speakers – Joss Crawford, Claire Halsey and Dr Sarah King.
They spoke honestly about the challenges they’ve faced and the barriers being broken down for the next generation of women in our industry.
Resource Hub was proud to be a sponsor and as part of that, we hosted Fiona McAlpine from Hobart City Council and Anna Hall from Albury City Council.
Congratulations again to Gayle Sloan and the WMRR team on a fantastic turnout 🙌🏻
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Brisbane, we’re home for this one.
The whole Resource Hub crew will be at the 2026 Australian Landfill & Transfer Stations Conference, 21 to 23 October at the Pullman King George Square. Two days of landfill planning, operations and closure, leachate and gas, transfer stations and case studies from here and overseas.
We’ll have a stand, so come and find our armchairs. Whether it’s a gatehouse routine that isn’t working, a transfer station you’re trying to plan, or a levy return that keeps you up at night, we’d love to hear what’s on your plate. Our team spends most of the year on site with councils and operators across the country, and the best conversations usually start with “so, here’s our problem”.
If you’re coming, say hello.
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Resource Hub is excited to be partnering with Adelaide Hills Council on a new Operational Analysis and Data Governance project.
The work will look closely at how data is captured, how regulatory reporting is managed, and how operational processes run day to day – with the goal of strengthening outcomes across their software, systems and facility operations.
We're looking forward to working alongside the Adelaide Hills team and supporting them as they continue to build a stronger, more connected operation.
Welcome aboard, Adelaide Hills Council 👋
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Getting seven councils to agree on anything is hard. Getting seven councils to agree on mattresses is harder.
That's roughly the challenge North East Waste took on this year – and the reason it worked is worth understanding, because it's not really about mattresses.
Problem waste doesn't respond to effort. You can run the best gate in the region and still have no viable answer for solar panels or EPS, because the material is bulky, the value is low, and the processor is four hours away. The constraint isn't will. It's volume.
Which means the only lever that actually moves is the boundary you're solving within.
Swipe through for how NE Waste and their member councils worked that through – and what came out the other side.
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