Lisa Korycki is an Editor at Infra Structure Magazine. She focuses on themes such as climate change, sustainability, and environmental issues, with particular attention to construction, real estate, and transportation. Lisa's work has been featured in various publications, including Infra Structure Magazine.
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Lisa's coverage predominantly focuses on local sustainability and waste management initiatives, with a specific emphasis on Western Australia. Given this focus, individuals or organizations involved in sustainable business practices, waste reduction programs, recycling innovations, and environmental conservation efforts in the Western Australian region would likely find an attentive audience with Lisa.
Her predilection for press releases and government announcements suggests she values official information sources. Thus, experts or spokespersons from governmental bodies or reputable organizations involved in these areas should tailor their pitches to align with this preference for formal updates and news.
Since Lisa's geographic scope is mainly centered around Western Australia including Perth, targeting her with stories related to sustainability efforts within this area could yield more fruitful results.
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Australia can't move the dial on productivity because we are only having half of the necessary debate. Yes, what governments buy is important but so is how they buy it.
Visy has produced the first glass bottles at its new glass recycling and manufacturing facility in Yatala, marking a major milestone for Queensland's glass packaging supply chain.
Can Australia achieve a circular economy for plastics asks Dr Ross Headifen, Co-founder of landfill biodegradable plastics brand Biogone.
By: Lisa Korycki
Infrastructure projects may be delivered by local teams, but the knowledge behind them increasingly comes from around the world.
A lithium-ion battery hidden in a household product can become far more than a waste problem once it enters a collection truck.
End Food Waste Australia has launched a new strategy aimed at accelerating action to halve the nation's food waste by 2030.
Hunter Water has installed a new litter trap helping to prevent rubbish from entering Throsby Creek and protecting the health of one of Newcastle's most valued urban waterways.
Australia's waste and recycling leaders have taken centre stage, with the winners of the 2026 Waste Innovation and Recycling Awards announced at a gala dinner at Melbourne's Evoque Events last night, in partnership with principal partner Bucher Municipal.
A multi-million dollar facility that will transform industrial thermal residues from waste-to-energy plants into sustainable manufactured aggregate for the construction industry is set to be built in Victoria.
The need to move from ambition to practical results became a recurring theme at Waste Expo 2026 in Melbourne this week.
