Community Recycling Centre video series

car pulled up and parked in a Community Recycling Centre with waste drop stations marked in the background, such as paint, batteries and smoke detectors

What happens to problem waste after we drop it off?

With funding and support from the Environment Protection Authority (EPA), Midwaste together with other local councils (including Port Macquarie Hastings), have developed a series of videos to help demonstrate and explain what can be dropped off for free at our local Community Recycling Centre and waste transfer facilities. 

The series covers some of the common items we have around our home that can be dropped off for free at one of our five local waste transfer facilities.  There are five videos in the series each with a focus on a problem waste item; batteries, oil, paint, gas and lights. The videos detail the importance of these items being disposed of in a safe and sustainable way and gives viewers an insight as to what happens to the waste item after it’s been dropped there.

Community Recycling Centre video series: Problem waste

For a more detailed list of what you can drop off for free visit Port Macquarie Hastings Website under “Drop off For Free“.  Visit Midwaste’s website to find excellent information and resources to guide and support best practice with waste management, including their What Goes Where section.  

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Community Recycling Centre video series

car pulled up and parked in a Community Recycling Centre with waste drop stations marked in the background, such as paint, batteries and smoke detectors

What happens to problem waste after we drop it off?

With funding and support from the Environment Protection Authority (EPA), Midwaste together with other local councils (including Port Macquarie Hastings), have developed a series of videos to help demonstrate and explain what can be dropped off for free at our local Community Recycling Centre and waste transfer facilities. 

The series covers some of the common items we have around our home that can be dropped off for free at one of our five local waste transfer facilities.  There are five videos in the series each with a focus on a problem waste item; batteries, oil, paint, gas and lights. The videos detail the importance of these items being disposed of in a safe and sustainable way and gives viewers an insight as to what happens to the waste item after it’s been dropped there.

Community Recycling Centre video series: Problem waste

For a more detailed list of what you can drop off for free visit Port Macquarie Hastings Website under “Drop off For Free“.  Visit Midwaste’s website to find excellent information and resources to guide and support best practice with waste management, including their What Goes Where section.  

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Tricky Waste Item of the Month

Each month, we’re highlighting a tricky waste item that often causes confusion at the bin. Knowing where these items belong helps reduce contamination and keep our waste and recycling systems

'Spot the Sticker' and WIN!

Batteries can spark fires and don’t belong in any of our bins.

To help our community learn how to dispose of them safely we’re giving away a $50 gift card every week for 6 weeks. 

Keep your eyes peeled for our “Don’t Bin Me” battery sticker on local waste trucks and you could score a $50 gift card! Click below to learn more about the competition and how to dispose of batteries safely.

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