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    The document is a set of questions and responses about Dial-A-Dump Industries (DADI) and The Next Generation (TNG) waste proposal. DADI confirms it has transported some waste interstate since a legal loophole was discovered, but in small amounts. Mr. Malouf acknowledges sending letters accusing some community members and politicians of spreading misinformation about TNG. The TNG proposal is currently before the NSW Department of Planning for approval to burn around 552,000 tonnes of waste annually and landfill around 265,315 tonnes of ash residue.

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    The document is a set of questions and responses about Dial-A-Dump Industries (DADI) and The Next Generation (TNG) waste proposal. DADI confirms it has transported some waste interstate since a legal loophole was discovered, but in small amounts. Mr. Malouf acknowledges sending letters accusing some community members and politicians of spreading misinformation about TNG. The TNG proposal is currently before the NSW Department of Planning for approval to burn around 552,000 tonnes of waste annually and landfill around 265,315 tonnes of ash residue.

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    The document is a set of questions and responses about Dial-A-Dump Industries (DADI) and The Next Generation (TNG) waste proposal. DADI confirms it has transported some waste interstate since a legal loophole was discovered, but in small amounts. Mr. Malouf acknowledges sending letters accusing some community members and politicians of spreading misinformation about TNG. The TNG proposal is currently before the NSW Department of Planning for approval to burn around 552,000 tonnes of waste annually and landfill around 265,315 tonnes of ash residue.

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    Questions from Four Corners to Dial-A-Dump Industries.

    Responses received by email on 3 August 2017.

    1. We understand Mr Malouf has strong views about the interstate transportation of waste
    and its detrimental effect on industry. Just to confirm, DADI does or does not send waste
    interstate to QLD?
    Since 2012 Sydney waste has been transported to Queensland and for five years DADI group
    has not participated and as a result has suffered a serious commercial disadvantage caused
    by its competitors under-pricing.
    In January 2017 DADI Group proposed a legal solution to give the EPA power to stop the
    traffic. When no action was taken in response to its proposal, DADI group concluded that the
    practice of transporting waste must be considered lawful. Since November 2016 until the
    present day, DADI Group has transported 65,767 tonnes of waste, which is 1.2 % of its total
    throughput of waste since January 2013

    2. Has Mr Malouf sent any letters to community members threatening them with potential
    legal action for expressing their concerns about The Next Generation (TNG) proposal, on
    social media?
    (Relevant Letters attached to Kerry Bradbury, Mr Atalla, Ms Tanya Davies, Mayor Stephen
    Bali.)

    3. Has Mr Malouf said community members and/or Councils and/or opponents of TNG
    proposal have spread fake news?
    Yes. Certain people have deliberately misrepresented the TNG proposal for their own
    political agendas. Please see attached letters.

    4. What stage is TNG proposal at? Is it before the NSW Department of Planning yet?
    The Response to submissions has been re lodged with the NSW Department of Planning.

    5. Can you please confirm that the TNG plant plans to burn around 1 million tonnes of C&D
    waste annually (generating energy), with around half a million tonnes of toxic ash and
    residue to be landfilled?
    This is not correct. The Facility for which approval is sought is to use 552,000 tonnes of
    residual waste per annum as fuel, with around 265,315 tonnes of ash residue to be
    landfilled.

    6. Is the landfill at Eastern Creek the largest privately-owned landfill in Australia or NSW?
    We dont know.

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