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Our centres have different charges for different materials.

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    Sort at home

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    Drop off to the right area

If a load is not sorted, it can be difficult to see what types of materials are in the load. Unsorted loads will either be rejected or charged at the general waste rate.

How to Sort your waste before leaving home

The Albury Waste Management Centre is divided into four drop-off areas.

To make your visit quick and hassle-free, we recommend that you load your trailer or vehicle by drop-off area.

For example, general waste items for the push pit (area 4) should go on the bottom, followed by green waste, then wood and building materials (area 3), any steel items (area 2) and lastly, load anything for the recycling centre (area 1) on top.

How it works

Disposing of your waste at the Albury Waste Management has never been easier. And with a series of weighbridges now in operation, you can make your way through the centre, recycling as you go and saving money as you exit.

Drop off areas

  • Batteries (vehicle & household)
  • Cardboard & paper
  • Reuseable clothing & footwear
  • Fire extinguishers & smoke detectors
  • Fluorescent lamps
  • Gas bottles
  • Mattresses*
  • Oils (motor & other) 20L limit
  • Paint (water & oil)
  • Hard plastics
  • Polystyrene
  • Soft furnishings*
  • Tyres (first two free)
  • Reusable household items (furniture, toys, knick-knacks etc)
  • Electronic devices (computers, TVs, mobile phones, game consoles, modems)
  • Refrigeration units (first one free)
  • Freezers
  • Air conditioners
  • Microwaves
  • Mowers
  • Irons
  • Ovens and stoves
  • Dishwashers
  • Washing machines/dryers

(charges apply)

  • Green waste
  • Wood (pallets, stumps)
  • Concrete
  • Bricks
  • Tiles
  • Gyprock plaster
  • Clean Soil (free)

(charges apply)

  • General waste (anything that cannot be sorted)
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT

AlburyCity acknowledges the Wiradjuri people as the traditional custodians of the land in which we live and work and we pay our respects to Elders past, present and future for they hold the memories, culture, tradition and hopes of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people that contribute to our community.