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Inside Waste Media Kit

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2027

Media Kit


Inside Waste- Shaping decisions Inside Waste helps businesses demonstrate their expertise and explain how their products and services address the industry’s challenges. Through expert commentary, industry features and coverage of policy, investment and market developments, we help you build credibility, influence consideration of your solutions and connect with decision-makers across government, councils and the waste and resource recovery sector.

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Best exposure to decision makers

Best content that showcases you

Our print and digital publications have a proven database of engaged decision makers, with our content designed to be of interest to buyers in your targeted industry. They trust our publications and turn to us for the latest industry news, insights and developments, using that information to guide their purchasing decisions.

Our team of professional editors and journalists are industry experts, immersed in the latest trends, announcements and developments that help shape the national and global sectors. They work with our advertisers to craft original, insightful content that our audience will want to engage with.

The best external marketing department you’ll ever have With nearly 30 years of B2B marketing experience, you can trust our team to provide marketing services that deliver results. From content through to design and campaign delivery, we make it easy for you to leverage our knowledge and experience to develop unique campaigns that best showcase your business.


Audience snapshot

81.9K+ Monthly exposure opportunities for 12month partners

6.3K+ Magazine circulation

28.5% Enewsletter open rate

6.5K+ Enewsletter circulation

11%

Enewsletter click rate

Inside Waste reaches leaders and specialists responsible for waste strategy, procurement, policy, regulation, investment and service delivery. Our readers work across government, councils, waste and recycling businesses, suppliers and major waste-generating industries Audience sector

Includes

State and federal government

Relevant departments, agencies, policymakers, program managers, and environmental regulators

Councils and local government

Waste services, strategy, procurement, infrastructure, sustainability, and council leadership

Waste collection and environmental services

Waste contractors, collection businesses, and industrial waste services

Recycling and resource recovery

Recycling facilities, organics processors, material recovery and specialist recyclers

Equipment, technology and infrastructure suppliers

Machinery, fleet, software, engineering and facility solutions

Water and wastewater

Water authorities, utilities and treatment operators

Major waste-generating industries

Mining, manufacturing, construction, food production, retail and healthcare

Consultants and industry organisations

Environmental consultants, associations, research and advisory services

Geography

41K+

Average monthly page views

8.2K+ Social followers

Magazine circulation includes hard copies, pass on rate, event distribution and digital edition reads.

VIC

25.3%

NSW

37.3%

QLD

16.8%

SA

5.8%

WA

7.4%

Other

7.4%


The waste network Two publications. One connected resource economy. Both publications reach decision makers across the waste, recycling and resource-recovery industry. Their complementary editorial approaches give advertisers different ways to connect with operators, councils, equipment buyers, suppliers and major waste generators.

28%

Shaping decisions

Delivering solutions

Editorial emphasis

Industry news, debate, opinion and market insight

Customer case studies, projects, equipment and innovation

Advertiser opportunity

Explain your expertise and connect it with industry challenges and customer needs

Demonstrate your capability, product performance and customer results

Campaign examples

Expert commentary, industry discussions, market features and integrated campaigns

Case studies, product profiles, site videos, demonstrations and buyer guides

Shared industry reach. Distinct editorial approaches. Choose the setting that suits your campaign, or combine both publications.


The people behind the numbers Reach roles that influence policy, procurement, investment and industry direction

Your campaign connects with leaders and specialists shaping waste strategy, regulation, infrastructure, procurement and service delivery across government, councils and industry.

Ester Landells, Senior Policy Officer, Local Govt NSW (ISW Dec/Jan 2026 p26-27)

Tracey Boyes, Executive GM Solid Waste, Cleanaway (ISW Feb/March 2026 p46-47)

Mike Arnold, BDM Remondis Australia (ISW April/May 2026 p33)

Simon Grange, COO Grange Growing Solutions (ISW June/July 2026 p52-53)

Carmen Loecherer, COO Resource Recovery, Veolia (ISW Aug/Sept 2026 p1)

Organisations represented in our audience include

Roles our readers perform include:

Alex Fraser Bingo Industries Cleanaway Veolia Remondis Department Of Environment Land Water & Planning (delwp) Department of Parliamentary Services Department of Government Services Local Councils Downer Group

Environment Protection Authority across all states

C&D Programme & Contracts Manager

Owner

CEO

CFO

JJ Richards

MD

Collection Services Manager

John Holland Group

Director

Commercial Manager

Melbourne Water

Director of Infrastructure

Coordinator Landfill Operations

Nestle Australia

General Manager - Fleet & Maintenance

Coordinator of Waste Operations

Solo Resource Recovery

Group Director-Environmental Sustainability

Coordinator Kerbside Operations

SUEZ

Head of Circular Economy

Coordinator Waste Infrastructure

Sustainability Victoria

Procurement Manager

Director Assets

Sydney Water

Project Manager - Waste

Fleet Asset Manager

Visy Recycling

Sustainability Manager

Landfill Site Manager

WSP Australia

Assets and Services Manager

Manager Asset & Waste Operations

Woolworths

Business Manager - Recycling

Operations Manager Liquid and Hazardous Waste


Content : the foundation of B2B marketing In the age of AI, buyers don’t discover brands through advertising alone – they find them through content that educates, builds trust and showcases proof.

Buyers conduct 80% of research before speaking to suppliers

This research is increasingly being done through AI

AI preferences content from trusted media over company websites

In 2027, campaigns that create impact will start with great content

* http://brixongroup.com/en/the-modern-b2b-buying-journey-why-buyers-complete-80-of-their-journey-alone-and-how-you-can-still-remain-visible ** https://searchengineland.com/google-zero-click-searches-2026-study-479717 ^ https://www.marketingmag.com.au/featured/why-ai-rewards-an-evidence-ecosystem-over-opinion/


Crafted by industry experts Great content doesn’t live in one place. With Inside Waste, a single piece of content can be amplified across multiple formats and channels - delivering compounding value on your marketing investment.

Print

Enews

Podcast

Web

Video

Webinar

Build authority and credibility

Extend reach and AEO visibility

Deliver directly to engaged audiences

Bring real-world stories to life

Connect through expert conversations

Extend reach and AEO visibility

One story. Multiple channels. Compounding impact.


Foundational marketing products Print display advertising options include content created by our editors and journalists, showcasing your brand to our audience. Inside front cover

Early right hand page

Inside back cover

Double page spread

Enewsletter

Full page

Back cover

Half page

Premium ad space - website LEADERBOARD (FIXED)

BANNER (ROTATING)

Front cover

LEADERBOARD (ROTATING)

Solus EDM MREC (ROTATING)

please provide solus edm


Advanced marketing products Once brand awareness and trust are established, these formats allow you to tell richer stories, engage audiences in greater depth and connect in a more personalised way.

Case Study Videos Showcase real-world success stories in a highly engaging format that builds credibility, demonstrates outcomes and strengthens buyer confidence.

Podcasts Position your brand as an industry voice through expert-led conversations that deepen engagement and build trust with our audience.


Lead generation Engage decision makers with valuable content, converting your brand presence into a pipeline of qualified leads.

Resource downloads Offer high-value content in exchange for contact details, capturing engaged prospects actively seeking solutions.

Webinars Deliver expert-led sessions that educate audiences while enabling real-time interaction, capturing intent and building direct relationships.

Roundtables Facilitate exclusive, small-group discussions that create deeper engagement, peer validation and high-quality connections with senior decision makers.


Features schedule

Edition

Editorial Feature

Coverage / topics included

Booking

Published

February / March

Collection fleets, trucks and safer service delivery

Municipal and contractor fleets, trucks and bodies, lifting systems, bins, telematics, routing, tyres, maintenance, safety, fleet transition and service procurement.

15 Jan 2027

22 Feb 2027

April / May

Regional waste solutions, transfer stations and facility upgrades

Regional logistics, shared services, transfer stations, mobile plant, compactors, weighbridges, facility upgrades, infrastructure planning, funding and service resilience.

9 Mar 2027

13 Apr 2027

June / July

Organics recycling and resource recovery

Food and garden organics (FOGO), commercial and industrial organics, food-waste prevention, collection systems, bins and liners, contamination management, depackaging, shredding and screening, composting, anaerobic digestion and biogas, processing equipment, odour and leachate management, compost quality, soil products and end markets.

10 May 2027

15 Jun 2027

August / September

Lithium-battery safety, product stewardship and fire risk

Battery identification, collection, storage and transport; product stewardship, recycling, thermal runaway, fire prevention and suppression, insurance, regulation and emergency response.

6 Jul 2027

11 Aug 2027

October / November

Energy from waste, alternative fuels and major infrastructure

Project planning and approvals, investment, procurement, construction and delivery, thermal treatment, refuse-derived fuel (RDF), solid recovered fuel (SRF), feedstock supply, grid connection, emissions monitoring, community engagement and offtake.

7 Sep 2027

13 Oct 2027

December / January 2028

Hazardous, medical and high-risk waste

PFAS, contaminated soils and water, clinical and pharmaceutical waste, dangerous goods, treatment and remediation technology, laboratories, transport, worker safety and compliance.

4 Nov 2027

10 Dec 2027

Year-round editorial opportunities •

Leaders’ outlook and industry perspectives.

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Reuse, repair, refurbishment and recommerce.

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Waste data, traceability and compliance.

Features highlight key opportunities throughout the year. Relevant news, projects, expert commentary and company stories can be considered across other editions, subject to editorial approval.

Campaign planning principle

Build a consistent presence across the year, with stronger activity around the editions and topics most relevant to your customers. Relevant stories can run beyond the highlighted features.


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Brand manager, Inside Waste P: 0425 699 878 E: chelsea.daniel@primecreative.com.au


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