Kerbside bin tag - orange

Bin contained incorrect items

Remove any contamination (incorrect items) mentioned on your note and place in the correct bin.

The items below can be placed in your yellow lid recycle bin:

• Glass bottles and jars – beverage bottles, jam jars and sauce bottles, juice bottles and oil bottles.
• Paper and cardboard – egg cartons, pizza boxes, magazines, toilet rolls, cereal boxes, drink cartons, wrapping paper and newspapers.
• Hard plastic containers – milk bottles, shampoo bottles, ice cream tubs, fruit punnets, detergent and soap bottles.
• Steel containers – canned food tins and pet food tins.
• Aluminium – drink cans, empty aerosols, pie trays and foil from the kitchen, which should be scrunched into a ball.

For more information on which items go in each bin download our > A-Z Waste and Recycling guide.

For recycling opportunities beyond your yellow lid bin please refer to our > waste and recycling handy guide.

Bin was not presented correctly

For future services ensure your bin is:

• Placed at least 0.5 m away from other bins.
• At least 1 m away from other objects (trees, cars, letterboxes, etc.).
• Weighs less than 75 kg (no building materials, etc.).
• Is not overfilled and lid is closed.

Please note Council will only service Bundaberg Regional Council provided bins.

What next?

• Share this information with your household and inspect your bin’s contents before the next service.
• Follow the above tips to ensure your bin collection runs smoothly in the future.
• Recycle the bin tag in your yellow lid bin.
• If you often run out of space in your yellow lid recycle bin, households can opt in for a second bin at a discounted rate.

Contact Council on 1300 883 699 for more information.

Bin contained incorrect items

Remove any contamination (incorrect items) mentioned on your bin tag and place in the correct bin or dispose of at a local > council waste facility.

Recycle items 

The items below can be placed in your yellow lid recycle bin:

• Glass bottles and jars – beverage bottles, jam jars and sauce bottles, juice bottles and oil bottles.
• Paper and cardboard – egg cartons, pizza boxes, magazines, toilet rolls, cereal boxes, drink cartons, wrapping paper and newspapers.
• Hard plastic containers – milk bottles, shampoo bottles, ice cream tubs, fruit punnets, detergent and soap bottles.
• Steel containers – canned food tins and pet food tins.
• Aluminium – drink cans, empty aerosols, pie trays and foil from the kitchen, which should be scrunched into a ball.

For more information on which items go in each bin download our > A-Z Waste and Recycling guide.

For recycling opportunities beyond your yellow lid bin please refer to our > waste and recycling handy guide.

Hazardous or other items

These items are hazardous and/or recyclable and need to be taken to a council waste facility for disposal.

• Batteries, gas bottles, mattresses.
• Asbestos products.
• Chemicals, oils, paints.
• Renovation or construction waste.
• Electrical items.

Bin was not presented correctly

• Placed at least 0.5 m away from other bins.
• At least 1 m away from other objects (trees, cars, letterboxes, etc.).
• Weighs less than 75 kg (no building materials, etc.).
• Is not overfilled and lid is closed.

What next?

• Share this information with your household and inspect your bin’s contents before the next service.
• Follow the above tips to ensure your bin collection runs smoothly in the future.
• Recycle the bin tag in your yellow lid bin.
• If you often run out of space in your yellow lid recycle bin, households can opt in for a second bin at a discounted rate.

Contact Council on 1300 883 699 for more information.