Bundled branch collections:

We are experiencing delays to our bundled branch collections (including the collection of Christmas trees) due to many bookings over the holiday period. If your scheduled collection has been impacted, please leave it on your nature strip and it will be collected as soon as possible. We appreciate your patience and apologise for any delays.

Rubbish or recyclable? Our A-Z guide

How to use the A-Z Guide:
Step 1: Type the name of a material or item in the search bar and press enter or click on the search icon
Step 2: Click on the item for more information

Please note: it is best to contact providers directly to confirm their current services, fees may apply.

Want to learn more about sustainable living and minimising waste? Check out our 10 tips to reduce waste webpage for more ideas to live sustainably and grow our local circular economy. 

 

Clothing

Accessories

Accessories in good condition can be resold, re-gifted, or donated.

Paper

Advertising material

Advertising brochures and pamphlets can be recycled in your yellow recycling bin. 

Aluminium and steel, Chemicals

Aerosol Cans

Empty aerosol cans or spray cans should be placed in the red general waste bin. 

Aluminium and steel

Aluminium foil

Aluminium foil can be recycled in your yellow bin. Small pieces should be collected and scrunched into a ball the size of a fist.

Aluminium and steel

Aluminium trays

Clean aluminium trays can be recycled in the yellow bin.

Chemicals

Anti-freeze

Anti-freeze can be safely disposed of through Sustainability Victoria's Detox Your Home program.

Cardboard, Paper, Stationery, Homewares

Arts and crafts materials

Many arts and crafts materials can be donated for reuse.

Plastics, Aluminium and steel

Asthma inhalers

Empty asthma inhalers can be recycled in your yellow bin. 

Clothing, Furniture

Baby equipment

Baby equipment like prams, booster seats, and toys can be donated to op shops, Our Village (formerly St Kilda Mums) or directly to those in need via Donate Direct.

Batteries, Electronics

Batteries

Never bin a battery. Batteries are not allowed in any household bin because they are a fire hazard. Domestic batteries can be recycled at our e-waste recycling hubs, located at all Glen Eira Libraries and Moorleigh Community Village. Other types of batteries can be disposed of at waste transfer stations.

Homewares, Plastics, Glass

Baubles

Baubles and other decorations in good condition can be donated to op shops. Damaged or broken baubles can be disposed of in your red general waste bin. 

Furniture

Bed frames

Bed frames in good condition can be resold or donated to select op shops or to those in need via Donate Direct.