Bulky Waste Kerbside Collection Service

Residents who currently receive a domestic waste service are eligible to use the bulky waste collection service. Bookings are essential, with items to be placed out no earlier than the Sunday prior to the booked collection week. 

A step by step guide for bulky waste    

Disclaimer: The Bulky Waste collection service has an operation capacity that is limited during Monday to Friday. This service capacity is subject to periodic review, and the number of available bookings may be increased as needed. We appreciate your understanding and patience as we work to provide efficient and timely service to all residents.

Zones and allocated collection dates

Service bookings will be scheduled on specific dates designated for each zone. Please refer to the information below to identify your zone and the corresponding booking dates. Note that dates may reach full capacity.

 

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A limit of 2 collections per year for each property. See a more detailed list of eligibility and presentation requirements below;

  • Place your bulky waste in 2 separate piles (General Waste and one mattress, and another for Metal items.)

  • Each property is limited to 2m³ per collection, with dimensions not exceeding 1 metre in height, 1 metre in width, and 2 metres in length.

  • Bulky waste items should be placed out the weekend prior to your collection week booking.

  • Secure loose items to prevent them from being blown away.

  • Do not block driveways, letterboxes and footpaths.

  • Make sure objects are clear of any overhead obstacles such as low power lines and trees.

  • Do not place items out after the collection has taken place. We will not return  

Accepted Items

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Limitations:

  • Offcuts of sawn timber up to 1.8m in length

  • One mattress allowed per property

  • Empty water heater systems up to 80L and up to 900mm in height

 

Not Accepted Items

 

Report Illegal Dumping (RID) tool

If you see large illegally dumped items, or items that remain after a bulky waste collection service the best thing you can do is report it through the EPA's RID ONLINE tool

Reporting illegal dumping not only aids the EPA and Council in safeguarding human health and the environment, detecting and penalising dumpers, but also assists in finding and cleaning up dumped waste, and identifying dumping hot-spots to prevent this behaviour in your area in the future.

Frequently Asked Questions