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Explainer: where Veolia’s $1m fines will go

Earlier this month, the Supreme Court of Victoria fined Hallam Road landfill operator Veolia $1 million for multiple breaches of its operating licence and for failing to comply with its general environmental duty. According to the judgment, the $1 million penalty will be paid into…

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