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Waste Collections during COVID-19 Frequently Asked Questions

Waste collection is considered an essential service and so will continue throughout the period of COVID-19. The City is working closely [...]

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Burning garden refuse and/or rubbish Burning of garden refuse and/or rubbish is not permitted at any time, in an incinerator, on the [...]

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What you can put into your yellow lid recycling bin? Clean rigid plastics – bottles and containers, rigid plastic containers. [...]

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Paint and other Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) can be dropped off in domestic quantities at the permanent drop off facilities, free of [...]

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What to dispose of in your red lid general waste bin Food waste, scraps and leftovers Hygiene products Animal waste Nappies Ceramics [...]

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e-waste is old electronic technology which has been out dated or no longer needed such as the old analogue televisions, which has been [...]

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Asbestos is a hazardous material, the safest way to remove it is to engage a licenced asbestos removal specialist. If this is not [...]

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Littering is the dumping of any household rubbish including furniture items, garden refuse, building or fencing materials. Illegal [...]

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City of Joondalup Libraries Duncraig Joondalup Whitford Woodvale Mobile phones √ √ √ √ Batteries √ √ √ √ Ink cartridge √ √ Compact [...]

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Left undisturbed in buildings, asbestos cement products pose little risk to health, so there is no need to remove or coat asbestos [...]

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The City undertakes a number of activities to manage its beaches including weed control, fencing, installing access ways, paths and [...]

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