Garbage and recycling

A-Z waste and recycling guide

Use this guide to find where to recycle or dispose of items properly in Loddon Shire

Kerbside bin collection timetable

To allow residents to check when their next kerbside bin collection will occur.

Waste facility timetable and fees

Find out when your local tip is open with load guides and fees applicable

drumMUSTER

drumMUSTER containers can be dropped off at all of Council's landfills and transfer stations

E-waste

Information about what is considered e-waste and how you can dispose of it safely

Free waste disposal

Residents can deposit up to 4m3 of designated waste free at any of Councils waste management sites up to 4 times per year with vouchers distributed with rates notices.

Hard waste collection

Hard waste collection is conducted annually in conjunction with Clean Up Australia Day for properties located within eligible zones

Motor oil, filters and tyres

Delivering used oil, filters and tyres to tips

Waste Trailer bookings

A Waste trailer with 12 bins is available to book for events within Loddon Shire

Glass Recycling

The Victorian Government state-wide kerbside reforms and the 'Recycling Victoria: A new economy' policy mandates that in the future glass will no longer be able to go into kerbside recycling bins. This is because glass breakages contaminate other recyclable material.

Container Deposit Scheme

The Victorian Government launch of the Container Deposit Scheme starts 1st November 2023.

It will be a new and easy way for Victorians to recycle drink containers, earn money and keep Victoria clean from litter.

bagMUSTER

Provided by Agsafe in partnership with CropLife Australia and the Australian Seed Federation, this not-for-profit, industry-led initiative provides farmers and growers with a simple and sustainable way to recycle single-use woven polypropylene (PP) plastic bags, such as those used for fertilisers, seeds, grain, stock feed and pet food.

Reuse, Reduce, Recycle

A circular economy aims to minimise waste and maximise resource use by promoting recycling, reusing, and remanufacturing.

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