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Wangara Recycling Facility
Mentions
- City-operated community drop-off and recycling facility at 70 Motivation Drive
- The report records the current service position, including collection operations and facility changes, but does not itself adopt a new charge or service policy.
- Residents can access disposal and recycling options for materials that cannot go in standard kerbside bins.
- These are the main household collection arrangements currently described in the report.
- Residents can use the booking system and relevant entitlements to dispose of bulky household items.
- Commingled recycling collected by City vehicles has been redirected to the Wangara Recycling Facility from 1 July 2026.
Decisions
Quarterly Waste Services Operations Report received
The committee received the Quarterly Operations Report for Waste Services for the period ending June 2026. The motion passed 7–0.
The report records the current service position, including collection operations and facility changes, but does not itself adopt a new charge or service policy.
Topics
Wangara community drop-off services
Residents paying the Waste Service Fee can use the Wangara Recycling Facility for materials including e-waste, cardboard, expanded polystyrene, scrap metal and household hazardous waste.
Residents can access disposal and recycling options for materials that cannot go in standard kerbside bins.
Kerbside collection arrangements
The City’s service model includes weekly general waste, fortnightly commingled recycling and fortnightly garden organics collections where mandatory service requirements apply.
These are the main household collection arrangements currently described in the report.
Verge-side collection services
Annual verge-side entitlements include bulk hard waste, garden organics, mattresses, whitegoods and e-waste, with materials directed to recycling, recovery or processing facilities.
Residents can use the booking system and relevant entitlements to dispose of bulky household items.