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From Annual Report 2025
Local Heroes: Pacific's recognition programme set to go Group-wide
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Factory of the Future: Philmac leads the way in South Australia
Aliaxis' Philmac fittings site in South Australia is home to a new benchmark in manufacturing capability.
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Toowoomba expansion: more capacity, more circularity
The expanded Toowoomba production site in Queensland reached a significant milestone in 2025, with the commissioning of new drainage and stormwater extrusion lines and a new recycling facility capable of processing up to 6,500 tonnes of regrind material annually.
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Harbouring our best work
The New South Wales Government's Sydney Harbour Tunnel upgrade is one of Australia's most complex infrastructure projects — and the kind of challenge Aliaxis embraces.
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Apple-solutely amazing work in Canterbury
A former dairy farm in Canterbury is being transformed into one of New Zealand's largest apple orchards — and Aliaxis is helping to make it possible.
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The sky's the limit
Participating the the largest wooden structure in the southern hemisphere
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5,000 tonnes collected: New Zealand leads the way in plastics circularity
Aliaxis' commitment to circularity is being demonstrated at scale in New Zealand, where two plastics recycling facilities collected more than 5,000 tonnes of post-consumer and post-industrial thermoplastic material in 2025.
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Head and shoulders above the rest
Aliaxis’ proposed recycling hub in Toowoomba secured a grant worth more than €1 million from the Queensland Government’s Regional Economic Futures Fund.
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Local heroes recognised
The Local Heroes programme is our way of celebrating those who go the extra mile in the Pacific. With 442 nominations in 2024, it’s clear that our people take pride in living our behaviours
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Recycled pipe on the road
Our pioneering recycled-content HDPE twin-wall pipe, StormFLO® by Vinidex, has proven successful in Victoria’s North East Link road trials, being installed under a busy road. The pipe uses 65% recycled material. The trial was regarded as a great success – from StormFLO®’s ease of installation, requiring less mechanical movement than traditional options, to the excellent overall performance of the pipe recorded at each inspection. With Victorian Government support and industry endorsement, this innovation demonstrates how recycled materials can meet demanding infrastructure requirements.
From Annual Report 2024
Plastics come full circle
Our partnership with Waste Management New Zealand (WMNZ) led to a step forward in plastics recycling with the construction of the country’s first large-scale PVC recycling hub in Auckland.
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