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UPSIZE YOUR RECYCLING BIN FOR FREE IN BRISBANE

If you need more space for your recyclables, be sure to take advantage of Council’s offer for a free, larger recycling bin (240-litres).

Usually, Council has a one-time ‘establishment fee’ of $30 which is currently waived. This is a great opportunity to help manage your household’s waste more effectively and ensure you’re recycling as much as possible.

The larger recycling bins:

  • aim to increase recycling and reduce waste sent to landfill
  • are ideal for households of more than three people
  • are ideal for residents who have an overflowing recycling bin every collection day
  • are ergonomically designed for easy use
  • are 1100 millimetres high, 680 millimetres wide and 870 millimetres deep
  • provide residents with the capacity to recycle additional material.
  • To learn more, visit the Brisbane City Council’s larger recycling bin page.

Ready to apply for your new, larger bin? Click here to apply

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