| Category |
Examples |
Disposal Options |
| Hazardous Items and eWaste |
- Batteries of any kind.
- Any item that uses a cord, battery or charger.
- Mobile phones, tablets, televisions and computers.
- Printers and printer cartridges.
- Electrical cables and earphones.
- Light bulbs, fluorescent tubes and string lights.
- Aerosol cans that are not empty or have a Schedule 6 poisons rating.
- Paint tins (empty or full) and containers used for toxic or corrosive chemicals/oils.
- Gas cylinders, CO2 canisters and nitrous oxide canisters.
- Sharps and medical waste.
- Asbestos.
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- Batteries: B-Cycle drop-off location. Car batteries at our Transfer Stations.
- Anything with a cord, battery or plug, plus light globes: Council's Transfer Stations.
- Cartridges: Planet Ark Program.
- Paint Tins: Take to a Paintback location. Empty tins can go to Council's Transfer Stations.
- Empty gas bottles and fire extinguishers: Council's Transfer Stations. Yellow halon fire extinguishers can go to the National Halon Bank.
- Toxic or Corrosive Chemicals and Oils: Detox Your Home.
- Sharps and Medical Waste: Needle and Syringe Program.
- Asbestos: Koonwarra Landfill (domestic only).
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| Hazardous Substances |
- Medicine.
- Acids and alkalis.
- Ammonia-based cleaners.
- Nail polish remover.
- Petrol, kerosene, turpentine and paint thinners.
- Pesticides and herbicides.
- Automotive products (e.g. car polish, anti-freeze, brake/transmission fluids and body filler).
- Pool chemicals.
- Aerosol cans containing liquid.
- BBQ cleaner aerosol cans (empty or with liquid).
- Aerosol cans with a Schedule 6 Poisons rating (empty or with liquid).
- Items labelled Corrosive 8, Oxidising Agent 5.1, Toxic 6.1, Flammable Liquid 3 and Flammable Solid 4.1.
- Cooking oil (commercial quantities).
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| Bulky Garden Organics |
- Large branches (i.e. over 10 centimetres in diametre and/or more than 40 centimetres long).
- Tree stumps.
- Whole Christmas trees.
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- Council's Transfer Stations.
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Furniture and Appliances
Construction and Landscaping Materials
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- Carpets.
- Furniture.
- Appliances.
- Scrap metal.
- Large pieces of timber / engineered wood (i.e. more than 40 centimetres long).
- Dirt, sand, mulch and soil.
- Grael or rocks, bricks, concrete and rubble.
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- Carpets, furniture, appliances, scrap metal etc.: Hard Waste Collection (check eligible materials).
- Others: Council's Transfer Stations.
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| Large Deceased Animals |
- Deceased dogs, cats and livestock.
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