Proudly supporting our local community
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Our customers count on us every day, and we deliver with consistency, care, and professionalism. We’re dedicated to smart, responsible waste management that protects our environment and future generations. The WMWM's success is a testament to the hard work and dedication of its employees, the support of the communities it serves, and the visionary leadership of Michael Parry. As WMWM continues to grow and evolve, it remains committed to providing high-quality waste management services and contributing to the sustainable development of the region.
We live where we work, and we're proud to support the communities that support us.
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Rooted in Community, Driven by Progress
We employ ~30 staff, all of whom reside in the communities we serve. This local employment strategy underscores WMWM's commitment to regional development and support.
The company also prioritises regional procurement, investing heavily in local businesses. By sourcing goods and services locally, WMWM not only supports the regional economy but also fosters strong relationships with local suppliers and partners. The company's core values of service, community support, and regional development remain steadfast.
WMWM's journey from a single truck operation to a major regional waste management provider is a story of growth, community involvement, and unwavering commitment to service excellence.
Our Headquarters in Horsham
Over the years, WMWM has expanded its operations to include Yarriambiack, Glenelg, Buloke, and Northern Grampians Shires. The company also manages Food and Garden Organics (FOGO) for Horsham Rural City Council, operates the Stawell Transfer Station, provides Skip Bins and services a range of local businesses.
WMWM’s growth is reflected in its extensive fleet of 18 sideloaders, 3 hooklift trucks, and 3 prime movers with walking floor trailers.
Headquartered in Horsham with depots in Stawell, Wycheproof, and Portland, the Horsham site is a key hub for waste transfer and recycling, covering 16 hectares.