Moving?

Wondering what to do with your waste?

Moving is a trying experience at the best of times, especially if you have a lot of unwanted furniture or other waste material to dispose of. Did you know that your local council can help? Marrickville Council and City of Sydney Council both provide FREE on-call Clean-up services for most bulk waste. All you have to do is call and book a service, then wait until the day before the arranged collection to put the waste out. Easy isnt it? To book your service call: Marrickville Council City of Sydney Council Translator Services 9335 2137 or book on line at www.marrickville.nsw.gov.au 1300 651 301 or www.cityofsydney.nsw.gov.au 131 450

Remember to book your waste collection service at least a week before you want the waste removed so that you dont miss out. There are also a number of different organisations that accept waste material for recycling without charge. Just check our handy recycling directory for some ideas, or check your local phone directory for private waste collection services.

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Recycling Directory
General Information The Watershed 218 King St, Newtown 9519 6366 Contact Your Local Council Re-usable Household Goods Clothes and Toys in Good Condition Metal, White Goods, Oil, Vehicle Batteries, Household Paints Household Hazardous Waste Disposal The Bower 9568 6280 Local Charities Waste Services NSW 1300 651 116 www.wasteservice.nsw.gov.au Clean Out Information Hotline 1300 787 870 www.resource.nsw.gov.au/ cleanout RUM (Return Unwanted Medicine) 1300 650 835 www.RecyclingNearYou.com.au 1800 633 353 Phone retailers Clean Up Australia/ Aussie Recycling Program 1800 024 890

Unwanted Medicines

Planet Ark Online Recycling Guide The Needle Hotline Mobile Phones

This list is not exhaustive, check your local telephone directory for more recycling options. Call your local Council for details of services in your area if you live outside of the City of Sydney and Marrickville.

Remember to call and ask what material types and quantities are accepted.

Illegal dumping attracts on-the-spot nes of up to $1,500 for residents.