Category: Rubbish Removal

What is Hazardous Waste

What is Hazardous Waste

Every once in a while, we need to get rid of hazardous waste. Hazardous waste is often produced at construction sites and other commercial sites and disposing of it can be somewhat of a problem. In fact...
Commercial and Industrial waste collection in Australia

Commercial and Industrial waste collection in Australia

In my previous post, we took a look at some statistics regarding Australia’s commercial and industrial waste generation and recovery. While we do generate tremendous amounts of commercial and industri...
Which state produces the most commercial and industrial waste?

Which state produces the most commercial and industrial waste?

Australia generates an enormous amount of waste and as the years pass by, our waste generation levels continue to increase. We’re quickly running out of landfill space, which makes waste management an...
What rubbish goes to landfill?

What rubbish goes to landfill?

As people, we generally tend to create a large amount of rubbish, of which a huge percentage ends up in landfills. Recently, Australia was ranked as one of the highest waste producers in the world. Trut...
The Rubbish Removal Journey: From Your Home to the Tip

The Rubbish Removal Journey: From Your Home to the Tip

The National Waste Data Report showed that although Australia’s population rose by 22% in a 15-year period, the waste generation for the same period soared by 145%. That is a lot by any reckoning and ...
Is Skip Hire The Answer To Waste Disposal And Resource Recovery?

Is Skip Hire The Answer To Waste Disposal And Resource Recovery?

According to The Department of Energy and Environment of the Australian Government, Australians generate an average of 2.2 tonnes of waste per capita. But what I find interesting is that 60 per cent of ...
How Much Does Junk Removal Usually Cost?

How Much Does Junk Removal Usually Cost?

No matter where you live in Brisbane, you will face the question of how to handle your junk. The average Aussie creates a whole lot of trash. In fact, according to The Australian Bureau of Statistics, t...
Landfills, Transfer Stations & Resource Recovery Facilities: What’s the Difference?

Landfills, Transfer Stations & Resource Recovery Facilities: What’s the Difference?

If you live in a big city like Brisbane, you already know that rubbish removal in Brisbane can be a bit stressful – particularly when you are not really sure just where to take what waste. Most pe...
The Rubbish Removal Journey: From Your Home to the Recycling Station

The Rubbish Removal Journey: From Your Home to the Recycling Station

When you place your recyclable waste into that yellow bin marked for recycling, what happens to it? From the moment the rubbish is taken off your property, quite a lot goes into the process of turning r...
3 Steps to a Clutter & Junk Free Home – in just one weekend!

3 Steps to a Clutter & Junk Free Home – in just one weekend!

If you haven’t had a good clean-out in a while, you’ve probably gathered a lot of unwanted clutter. Clutter makes your home appear unsightly and can cause chaos in one’s mind. Moreover, it can cau...
Don’t wait for kerbside collection, Hire a skip today!

Don’t wait for kerbside collection, Hire a skip today!

Brisbane’s Kerbside Collection by the Brisbane Cty Council is a wonderful initiative. However, one problem with the kerbside collection is that it is not conveniently timed. While the annual kerbside ...
Beautify your Home for under $200

Beautify your Home for under $200

Many of us delay making home improvements because they are generally expensive. But what if I were to tell you that you can beautify your home for under $200? No, this isn’t a typo; it really is possi...
 

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Green Waste Rules: No logs, stumps, palm Logs, whole trees, mulched trees, golden cane trunks, soil, or turf. Branches must be under 13cm in diameter. All green waste must stay under the top rail of the Skip Bin, with nothing poking up.

General Waste Rules: No rocks, bricks, tiles, concrete, pavers, hard wood, paint, chemicals, tyres, carpet,mattress, soil, dirt, sand or hard fill. All general waste must stay under the top rail of the skip bin, with nothing poking up.