Your waste and recycling guide

What to do with it?

Put in your garden organics green lid bin.

Each branch should be no larger than 10cm x 30cm.

Did you know?

Excess green material such as branches can be taken to Drysdale or Geelong Resource Recovery Centre. Fees will apply.

What to do with it?

Put in your garden organics green lid bin.

What to do with it?

Put in your garden organics green lid bin.

Did you know?

Excess green waste can be taken to Drysdale or Geelong Resource Recovery Centre. Fees will apply based on volume.

See related information opposite for a schedule of fees.

What to do with it?

Put in your garden organics green lid bin.

Did you know?

Excess green waste can be taken to Drysdale or Geelong Resource Recovery Centre. Fees will apply.

Find out what can go into your green waste bin.

What to do with it?

Put in your garden organics green lid bin.

Did you know?

Excess green material can be taken to Drysdale or Geelong Resource Recovery Centre. Fees will apply.

What to do with it?

Noxious weeds can be placed in your garden waste bin. Garden waste undergoes a pasteurisation process, where it is heated to high temperatures which ensure the seeds can not germinate.

Noxious and declared weeds can also be placed in the rubbish bin, but put them in a plastic bag and tie the top, to ensure they are not spread further once they get to landfill.

What to do with it?

Can be placed in your garden organics bin.

Sawdust produced from MDF, chipboard or other treated timber should be bagged up and put in your rubbish bin.

What to do with it?

Put in your garden organics green lid bin.
(10cm X 30cm maximum).

Did you know?

Excess green organics can be taken to Drysdale or Geelong Resource Recovery Centre. Fees will apply.

What to do with it?

Put in your red lid garbage bin. Alternatively it can be taken to the Drysdale or Geelong Resource Recovery Centres. Disposal fees apply.

What to do with it?

Put in your garden organics green lid bin.