A change for your recycling bin Cardboard cartons from milk, ice cream, and juice can now be put in your yellow-lid recycling bin. Check what cardboard cartons can be recycled.
No tissues, paper towel in recycling or FOGO Tissues, baby wipes, hand wipes and paper towel cannot be recycled or composted in your kerbside bins. Find out why.
Keep batteries out of your bins Do not put batteries in your kerbside bins. Drop them into collection containers at these locations.
Answers to your glass bin questions Our answers to your top questions about using the purple glass only bin.
SCRRApp – update now for new features We’ve made some improvements to SCRRApp that make it even easier to use. You will need the latest version of SCRRApp to see all the new features.
Changes for your FOGO bin Council's compost contractor has changed what you can put in your FOGO bin. Check what items are no longer accepted.
Top five items we don't want in recycling bins These are the top five items that cannot be recycled in your yellow-lid kerbside bin. What are they and where do they belong?
CDS not a replacement for your glass-only bin Victoria’s Container Deposit Scheme (CDS Vic) does not accept every glass bottle (and accepts no jars at all) for a 10c refund, but they are all welcome in your glass-only bin.
Keep these items out of your bins These common household items cannot go in any of your household bins.
Bottles and jars only, please We've been looking at the contents of your glass-only bin as part of our annual bin audit program.
Keep plastics out of FOGO Plastic items won't break down with your food scraps and garden clippings from your FOGO bin. Follow these steps to use your FOGO bin correctly.
Keep your recycling clean Clean recyclables can be made into new products, but just how clean do they need to be? Find out here.
