Find my bin collection day
Use our collection day map and calendar to see when bins are collected.
Project Status: When you need to do this
If you live in a house or an apartment in our area you need to put your bins out on the correct day:
- Collections for both rubbish (red lid) and recycling bins (yellow lid) occur weekly or sometimes several times a week for larger and high-rise apartment buildings.
- We'll collect your garden organics (green lid) bin every second week on the same day as your red lid and yellow lid bin.
- Bins are emptied any time from 6am to 6pm on the collection day.
- Bins will be collected on all public holidays including Christmas and New Year’s Day.
The following services are currently delayed due to impacts of Covid-19:
- booked collection for bulky waste
- green lid bin collection for garden organics.
Your items may not be picked up on your scheduled day.
Please leave your bin and items out for collection and we will pick them up as soon as possible.
Red lid rubbish bins, yellow lid recycling bins and maroon lid food scraps recycling bins will be collected as normal.
What you need to do
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Work out your collection day
- If you live in a house or small apartment block, you can enter your street address in the search bar or zoom into the map to find your collection day and download a collection day calendar.
- If you live in an apartment, confirm your collection day with your building manager.
- If you're a building manager or caretaker of a larger or high-rise apartment building, please call us to confirm your collection days. Your bins may be collected 2 or 3 times a week.
- If you're participating in the food scraps recycling trial, check your collection day.
Please note this map shows your collection day and calendar for rubbish, recycling and garden organics bins only.
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Prepare your bins for collection
- Place bins out the night before collection day. Bins should be near the kerb, where they won’t block pedestrian, bicycle or vehicle access.
- Place all waste in your bins. Extra rubbish and bags left next to the bin won’t be collected.
- Don’t overfill your bin – make sure the lid closes easily. Overfilled bins are hard to empty, and spilled litter attracts pests and vermin.
- Don’t pack bins too tightly. Collection vehicles won't pick up heavy bins.
- Bring bins back in within 24 hours of collection and store them on your property. Bins left on the street or footpath can be a safety hazard, or create litter when accidentally knocked over.
Disposing of other kinds of waste
Waste & recycling services
Book a free pick-up for bulky itemsWe can collect your old furniture, mattresses, whitegoods, e-waste and more.About 1 week · FreeWaste & recycling services
Recycle garden organicsOur green lid bin is an easy and free way to recycle your grass clippings, prunings and leaves.FreeWaste & recycling services
Dispose of household chemicalsDifferent recycling and disposal methods are needed for these toxic types of waste. Never put them in your household bins.FreeWaste & recycling services
Make food scraps recycling work in your apartment buildingInformation and resources for building managers and building champions. Learn how you can help make the trial work in your building.Waste & recycling services
Recycle e-wasteBook an e-waste pick-up or drop it off at one of our quarterly recycling drop-off days or recycling stations.Waste & recycling services
Recycle batteries, mobile phones and light bulbsThere are many easy and convenient ways to recycle your old batteries, mobiles and light bulbs.
