Kerbside Hard Waste Collection
Hard waste refers to large, bulky items that cannot fit in your regular residential bin. Each residential property is entitled to one (1) collection of up to 2 cubic metres of hard waste (about eight wheelie bins in size) per financial year.
Booking your kerbside hard waste collection is easy:
- Use the dropdown below to identify what zone your suburb is in.
- Select on the book now button above to go to Bookable.
- Create your account.
- Make your booking.
- Place your waste out by 6am on your collection day (and no more than two days prior).
Kerbside hard waste collections do not occur on public holidays. If your nominated collection day falls on a public holiday, collection will be available the next business day.
Don’t forget that domestic green waste and recycling disposal is free to drop off year-round at all of our waste facilities! View our Transfer Stations and Landfill page for locations and opening hours.
Visit our Waste and Recycling page for more information about waste and recycling services.
Check Your Collection Zone
Use the dropdown below to find out what zone your suburb is in:
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What Can be Collected
Up to 2 cubic metres of hard waste can be placed on your kerb for collection (approximately eight wheelie bins in size).
The maximum length of any item is 2 metres.
- fridges and freezers (must have the doors removed for safety purposes)
- furniture
- electronic waste
- hot water systems
- mattresses (limit of 2 per property)
- sinks
- toys, bicycles and sporting goods
- tin and scrap iron
- white goods
- wood products.
What Cannot be Collected
- bricks and concrete
- car parts and tyres
- commercial and builders waste
- gas bottles
- glass and mirrors
- hazardous waste (such as chemicals, oil, and asbestos)
- household waste that normally goes in your refuse or recycling bin
- liquids including paint and oil
- vegetation and green waste
- Other items that may present a risk to safety.
Avoiding Potential Issues
This service is only available to residential properties who have been charged the waste levy fee in their rates, and is not available to commercial businesses or for vacant land. This also means that some rural areas may not be eligible.
We operate two types of trucks for kerbside collection, one for general waste and one for oversized items and white goods. There may be a small delay between the two trucks servicing your property and you may notice oversized items and white goods still awaiting collection after general waste has been removed.
If we cannot access your footpath, properties will be dealt with on a case-by-case basis. If building work is being carried out at the property the resident will be required to arrange access through their builder directly. If it is our own Council works being carried out in the area, our departments will communicate internally to ensure both activities can be completed in the scheduled timeframe.
We are hoping people will be courteous to their neighbours, but in the event that someone makes a mess of your kerbside hard waste it will be your own responsibility to tidy up. To avoid potential complaints raised against you, it is also your responsibility to ensure items are secured when presenting them on the kerbside, and that items will not be unsafe or cause injury.
If someone leaves their hard waste on your footpath, to avoid potential disruption to your own collection you will need to advise us in advance of your hard waste collection and the matter will be investigated as an act of illegal dumping. For more information on how to make a report to us, visit our Illegal Dumping page.
Cancelling a Booking
If you need to cancel a kerbside hard waste collection booking, log in to your account on Bookable and select the ‘cancel’ option no later than two (2) days before your collection date.
If cancellation is not received within this time, it will be counted as a collection for your property.
Minimising Waste
Do you have unwanted items that are too good to throw away? They might be useful to someone else!
Visit our Minimising Waste page for more information on how you can keep items out of landfill.
