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Learn about what can and cannot go in your red lid landfill bin.
The following items CAN go in the red lidded landfill bin:
The following items MUST NOT be put in the red lidded landfill bin:
*Many of these hazardous items can be recycled for FREE at our Community Recycling Centre.
Learn how to correctly dispose of unwanted items or what options exist for reuse or recycling through our handy A-Z Guide to Waste and Recycling.
Download our printable Landfill poster
Batteries can never be placed in any of your household bins. They contain harmful materials inside and can spark and cause fires in collection trucks or at waste facilities.
Fires caused by batteries are happening more frequently, particularly with lithium-ion batteries and low-quality batteries commonly found in our homes. Embedded batteries that cannot be removed from a product, for example in a toy, mobile phone or electric toothbrush, can also pose serious risks.
The good news is that most household batteries and embedded batteries can be recycled at the Community Recycling Centre in Merimbula or visit your local library to dispose of household batteries.
To keep your family, waste collectors and the environment safe, make sure you’re recycling your batteries:
Needles and sharps can be dropped off at Bega – South East Regional Hospital, Pambula Health Service and Eden Community Health.
Return unwanted or expired medicines to your local pharmacy. Visit findapharmacy.com.au to find your nearest pharmacy accepting expired medicines.
Zingel Place
PO Box 492
Bega NSW 2550
Monday to Friday 9.00AM to 4.30PM
Administration building Zingel Place Bega
Australia
ABN: 26 987 935 332