The Queensland government has announced an ambitious plan to significantly increase household recycling rates, aiming for 65 percent. Currently, the state recycles only 28 percent of household waste. This new target represents a more than doubling of current efforts, driven by concerns that waste generation is outpacing population growth. The initiative seeks to reduce landfill and promote a more circular economy within the state. Details on how the target will be achieved have not yet been fully outlined, but the government has signaled a commitment to investing in improved recycling infrastructure and public awareness campaigns. The plan aims to position Queensland as a leader in waste management and sustainability.