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We would like to inform you that our office will be closed for the holiday season from 20th December and will reopen 6th January. During this time our team will be taking a well-deserved break to recharge and spend time with family and loved ones. We appreciate your understanding and support and look forward to assisting you again in the New Year. 

Wrapping up an incredible Conference! A huge thank you to our outstanding team for their dedication, hard work and passion for delivering excellence to our clients. This event was a wonderful opportunity to reflect on Synergy's achievements and set our sights on even greater successes in 2025. Here's to an exciting year ahead!

Today, as we do everyday, we aim to inspire and empower everyone to meaningfully connect with the people around them and start a conversation with those in their world who may be struggling with life. You don't need to be an expert to reach out - just a good friend and a great listener. Use these four steps and have a conversation that could change a life: Ask: R U OK? Actively Listen Encourage Action Check in R U OK Day is a fantastic reminder to check in on the people around us and offer support.

We are pleased to announce that Synergy has commenced the Design and Construction of the Eviron Landfill Haul Road project. Scope: Design and Construction of a 1.5km road connecting the Stotts Creek Resource Recovery Centre to Quirks Quarry. We appreciate the opportunity to work on this significant project and thank Tweed Shire Council for their continued trust and partnership

At Synergy we believe in the power of organ donation to transform lives and give hope to countless families. Organ donation is a selfless gift that can save and improve the lives of those waiting for a second chance. We encourage everyone to have the conversation with your family about becoming an organ donor and register @ donatelife.gov.au Your decision can make a world of difference.

We are excited to announce our recertification to ISO 45001 Workplace Health & Safety, ISO 14001 Environmental and ISO 9001 Quality Management Systems through Global-Mark. The Synergy Integrated Management System continues to systematically and comprehensively coordinate our Environmental, Health, Safety, and Quality programs, ensuring compliance with these international standards and maintaining our high standards of excellence.

We are delighted to announce that the Nammoona Landfill Cell 6A construction project is nearing completion, thank you Richmond Valley Council for your invaluable support.

Synergy is excited to announce that our team has now treated more than 4 billion litres of contaminated water. Our unwavering commitment to excellence and adaptable solutions empowers us to confidently address water treatment projects of any scale.

Synergy and Midcoast Council (MDC) are pleased to announce the successful completion of the Buckets way Landfill extension and leachate transfer system, Taree NSW. Our dedicated team of engineers, workers, and landfill specialists have meticulously planned and executed each phase of the project in close collaboration with MDC. This achievement underscores our commitment to responsible waste management and environmental stewardship whilst ensuring safe management of waste for the local community.

Another significant milestone has been reached for the Coomera Connector Stage 1 North package with the first year of construction nearly complete. We take great pride in our contribution to this project, having to date successfully treated over 6,500,000 litres of water on site whilst achieving 100% compliance.

We are thrilled to launch our brand-new website. 

“The purpose-built waste site was designed with a series of giant landfill cells, each as big as two football fields and four metres deep,” Evans said. “Rather than simply dumping the waste in a hole, residential landfill waste is compressed into cubic metre bales in Orange and then transported to the site to be stacked in rows. Orange City Council’s Environmental Sustainability Committee Chair, Councillor David Mallard, said the design of the waste facility continues to be pioneering.