Randwick recycling centre

Learn about Randwick City Council's recycling options for electronic waste, household problem waste, fridges and other white goods, and polystyrene foam.

Although NSW Health Covid 19 restrictions have eased and are no longer a condition of entry, we are encouraging visitors to continue with maintaining social distancing protocols such as wearing a face mask and using a sanitizer. Book a clean-up. Problem waste- please note only household quantities are accepted 20kg or 20L maximum container size accepted. Small businesses are not permitted to use the service. Randwick residents can recycle more, by taking any excess yellow bin recyclable material to the Recycling Centre. All items listed below can be dropped off for recycling. We encourage residents to look out for organisations that will collect white goods that are still in working order.

Randwick recycling centre

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Problem waste- please note only household quantities are accepted 20kg or 20L maximum container size accepted.

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Plastic corflute posters can now be recycled thanks to a new recycling trial available at the Randwick Recycling Centre. The Plastic Recycling Hub will collect the corflute posters. The corflutes will be chopped and shredded into smaller pieces, at which point some of these pieces can be used by re-manufacturers, the remaining pieces are then processed into pellets or a resin for re-use by other companies that utilise recycled material. Residents are asked to remove any metal or plastic eyelets, cords or cable ties that may be on the posters before dropping them off. The new initiative comes just one month after Randwick Council started re-collecting soft plastics at the Recycling Centre. In the first month of the new service, local residents dropped off more than 1. The Randwick Recycling Centre provides a range of recycling services for problem waste including polystyrene, x-ray films, batteries, chemicals and clothing. If you are interested in learning more about the Recycling Centre, you can book to attend a free tour on Saturday 25 March to mark Earth Hour

Randwick recycling centre

Learn about Randwick City Council's recycling options for electronic waste, household problem waste, fridges and other white goods, and polystyrene foam. Find out what materials we accept at the recycling centre and when note there are limits and times for green waste collection. Help us help the environment Learn about Randwick City Council's recycling options for electronic waste, household problem waste, fridges and other white goods, and polystyrene foam. Find out what materials we accept at the recycling centre and when note there are limits and times for green waste collection Note: The recycle centre will be open on the FIRST Saturday of every month from am to 2pm. NO Green waste is accepted and residents can book a clean-up for their excess green waste or use their FOGO bins for recycling their green waste. About the Randwick Recycling Centre Randwick residents can take their excess recyclable material to our Recycling Centre in Matraville. Check what items we accept and see the Centre's opening hours. Electronic waste can harm the environment and add to landfill. Find out how and where you can recycle your old TVs, computers and mobiles. Polystyrene foam is bulky, does not degrade and may escape from landfills posing a threat to animals and marine life.

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Find out how and where you can recycle your old TVs, computers and mobiles. Only Randwick residents can take their white goods to the Randwick Recycling Centre for recycling. Check what items we accept and see the Centre's opening hours. Accepted items: Computers and parts mice etc. Visit Randwick Recycle Centre and contribute to a greener future. This service is currently suspended. Click here to learn more. These non-renewable resources can be recycled indefinitely, reducing the need for new mining and minimising environmental harm. Soft plastics recycling We accept plastic bags and other soft plastics for recycling. Please ensure that you sort your items before arriving. Although NSW Health Covid 19 restrictions have eased and are no longer a condition of entry, we are encouraging visitors to continue with maintaining social distancing protocols such as wearing a face mask and using a sanitizer. ID is required to use the service. White-goods and metal recycling Randwick residents can drop off white goods and metal recycling.

Located in Perry Street, Matraville, the Recycling Centre is where Randwick City residents can take their excess recyclable materials to divert them from ending up in landfill. Residents can drop-off plastic bottles and containers, soft plastics, clear, brown and green glass bottles and jars, paper and cardboard, aluminium and steel cans, including aerosols and bulk metals such as fridges, microwaves, etc. You can also visit the Centre to pick up material for reuse such as cardboard boxes.

Items accepted are as follows: Wearable clothing Wearable shoes Handbags Accessories belts, scarves, hats, etc. By choosing to recycle your batteries with us, you're making a positive impact. Can I recycle white goods? Plastics are derived from finite non-renewable resources such as oil, gas, and coal. This initiative aims to increase recycling of polystyrene and reduce waste to landfill, benefiting our community and helping small businesses save on waste management costs. The Recycling Centre is open between 6am and pm Monday to Friday. It's true! Whether you have household, car, two-wheeler, or power tool batteries, we gladly accept them all. Find out what materials we accept at the recycling centre and when note there are limits and times for green waste collection. Learn about Randwick City Council's recycling options for electronic waste, household problem waste, fridges and other white goods, and polystyrene foam. Batteries contain valuable materials such as lead, cadmium, mercury, and lithium. Accepted items: Computers and parts mice etc. Book a clean-up. Residents can book a free clean-up to dispose of bulky green waste. Randwick Council is now trialling a new service in collaboration with RecycleSmart to PickUp your recyclables that normally go to our Randwick Recycle Centre.