For specific information about your service, visit our ‘Bin Day Finder’. Enter your address into the search box to find your yellow/green bin cycle.  

The bin days are based on the five Council wards (2019). See the Map and Table below for a quick view of the new bin days. Remember, some suburbs are split by a main road; these areas may have two different collection days.

Our Bin Day Finder is a simple online tool that allows you to quickly and easily find out your bin day, your yellow/green bin cycle or download a printable waste calendar.

We start early! Please make sure you put your bins out the night before so we don’t miss them.

If you’ve put your bin out on time and in the right location but we missed it, let us know by clicking on the Report It button below and we’ll arrange for a special collection.

Help us reduce the number of missed bins by placing your bins on the kerb as late as possible the night before your scheduled collection. Make sure they are positioned so the truck can collect them easily – that means with the wheels away from the kerb, a 30cm gap between the bins and one metre away from parked cars, poles, trees and other obstacles.

Let us know what the problem is and we’ll send a team to repair it – free of charge.

First, please check that your bin isn’t in your neighbour’s yard or down the street. If it’s gone, let us know and we’ll deliver a replacement.

If your bins are always too full, the property owner or rate payer can apply for an additional red, yellow and/or green bin. There is an additional charge for an extra bin.

If you need additional bin space for medical waste, such as sanitary products or dialysis waste, you can apply for an additional bin.

If you’re demolishing and rebuilding your property, you can put a temporary pause on your bin service and pay a lower waste service charge during this period.