This guide will help you determine the best way to dispose of unwanted items, and easily identify which items can be recycled or recovered.
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Is accepted at Wollert Landfill however you must meet EPA guidelines when transporting and removing asbestos
B-cycle will ensure the production, distribution, and recycling of batteries is managed sustainably in Australia. The program will manage a voluntary group of battery retailers, importers, and producers who are taking responsibility for these products.
All households in Victoria are required to have access to a glass recycling service by 2027, however the City of Whittlesea is committed to delivering improved recycling services as soon as possible. We are currently planning the roll out of the new glass bins and expect the new service to begin in the second half of 2022. Households will receive their new bin, and relevant information in the lead up to the commencement of this service.
You can take your broken desktop PCs, laptops, printers, scanners, monitors, hard drives, CD/DVD drives, keyboards, mice, power supplies, memory cards and floppy disks to:
Donate good quality baby products to Big Group Hug
Drop off for free to:
E-waste can no longer be accepted in any bin or picked up through Council's hard waste collection service.
Take any household electrical items, such as televisions, computers, tablets, printers, vacuum cleaners, toasters, hair dryers, video and DVD players, electrical tools and electronic toys to the designated e-waste recycling skips at:
Transfer Station at Wollert Landfill
SRS Metals Pty Ltd 304-308 Mahoneys Road, Thomastown Open Monday to Friday, 8am - 4pm and Saturday, 8am - 12.30pm
For large household appliances such as refrigerators, freezers, dish washers, microwaves, etc, book a free whitegoods collection by calling Kids Off The Kerb on 9982 5600. (Note: Kids Off The Kerb are currently experiencing long waiting periods for collections. You can drop them off free to Kids Off The Kerb in Thomastown, the transfer station at Wollert Landfill or Surplus Recycling Solutions in Thomastown.)
Take cameras, mobile phones, household batteries, CDs, DVDs, fluorescent light globes, printer cartridges, X-rays and small electrical appliances like IPods, electric tooth brushes and calculators to one of our Recycling Stations.
Drop off for free to:
All households in Victoria are required to have access to a glass recycling service by 2027, however the City of Whittlesea is committed to delivering improved recycling services as soon as possible. We are currently planning the roll out of the new glass bins and expect the new service to begin in the second half of 2022. Households will receive their new bin, and relevant information in the lead up to the commencement of this service.
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SRS Metals Pty Ltd
304-308 Mahoneys Road, Thomastown
Open Monday to Friday, 8am - 4pm and Saturday, 8am - 12.30pm
Drop off for free to:
SRS Metals Pty Ltd
304-308 Mahoneys Road, Thomastown
Open Monday to Friday, 8am - 4pm and Saturday, 8am - 12.30pm
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Wrap in newspaper, bag and then: