Rates notices for this quarter will be delivered three weeks later than usual. Issue date will be 28 April 2021 with due date of 28 May 2021. Direct debit arrangements will not be affected.
Waste and recycling collections, how to order bins for your property or replace a stolen bin and have damaged bins repaired or replaced.
Locations of 9 transfer stations, 2 treasure markets and 3 major waste management facilities with onsite landfills.
What residents and commercial operators can expect to pay for the collection, disposal and/or processing of waste and recyclables.
Use Council’s recycling and waste guide to learn what and where you can recycle or dispose of different types of goods.
Council offers waste education programs to help reduce, sort and better manage waste in the region.
Council encourages residents and business to think green and be more sustainable. Find out how to reduce, reuse and recycle more.
The State Government implemented a levy on waste disposal from 1 July 2019. What do you need to know?
Eligible MBRC residents, ratepayers, charitable organisations and community groups are entitled to free disposal of general waste.
Although waste facilities remain open to the public, residents are urged to avoid or reduce visits to comply with the latest COVID-19 advice from the Australian Government.