Waste Type

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What Goes In the Skip?

We accept most household and commercial waste. Some items need special arrangements — check below.

General Waste

General Waste

Accepting the general waste including light domestic waste from home and offices that are permitted in general waste skip bins

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Green Waste

Green Waste

Waste with 100% green waste that includes small trees, branches, shrubs, grass, grass clippings, wings, and palm fronds

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Mixed Waste

Mixed Waste

Which means by hiring our skip bin Brisbane services, you help in making a cleaner and greener future.

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Soil & Dirt

Soil & Dirt

Which means by hiring our skip bin Brisbane services, you help in making a cleaner and greener future.

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Waste Type Acceptable Items Non-Acceptable Items
General Waste
  • Household rubbish
  • Furniture & mattresses
  • Cardboard & packaging materials
  • Plastics & wrapping waste
  • Paper & office waste
  • Wood, timber & plywood
  • Light renovation debris
  • Clothes, fabrics & soft furnishings
  • Toys, broken items & general clutter
  • Asbestos or hazardous materials
  • Chemicals, oils & liquid waste
  • Cardboard & packaging materials
  • Paint, solvents & fuel
  • Batteries & electronic waste (e-waste)
  • Gas cylinders & pressurised containers
  • Medical & biohazard waste
  • Food & organic waste
  • Concrete, soil, bricks & heavy rubble
Green Waste
  • Household rubbish
  • Furniture & mattresses
  • Cardboard & packaging materials
  • Plastics & wrapping waste
  • Paper & office waste
  • Wood, timber & plywood
  • Light renovation debris
  • Clothes, fabrics & soft furnishings
  • Toys, broken items & general clutter
  • Asbestos or hazardous materials
  • Chemicals, oils & liquid waste
  • Cardboard & packaging materials
  • Paint, solvents & fuel
  • Batteries & electronic waste (e-waste)
  • Gas cylinders & pressurised containers
  • Medical & biohazard waste
  • Food & organic waste
  • Concrete, soil, bricks & heavy rubble
Mixed Waste
  • Household rubbish
  • Furniture & mattresses
  • Cardboard & packaging materials
  • Plastics & wrapping waste
  • Paper & office waste
  • Wood, timber & plywood
  • Light renovation debris
  • Clothes, fabrics & soft furnishings
  • Toys, broken items & general clutter
  • Asbestos or hazardous materials
  • Chemicals, oils & liquid waste
  • Cardboard & packaging materials
  • Paint, solvents & fuel
  • Batteries & electronic waste (e-waste)
  • Gas cylinders & pressurised containers
  • Medical & biohazard waste
  • Food & organic waste
  • Concrete, soil, bricks & heavy rubble
Soil & Dirt
  • Household rubbish
  • Furniture & mattresses
  • Cardboard & packaging materials
  • Plastics & wrapping waste
  • Paper & office waste
  • Wood, timber & plywood
  • Light renovation debris
  • Clothes, fabrics & soft furnishings
  • Toys, broken items & general clutter
  • Asbestos or hazardous materials
  • Chemicals, oils & liquid waste
  • Cardboard & packaging materials
  • Paint, solvents & fuel
  • Batteries & electronic waste (e-waste)
  • Gas cylinders & pressurised containers
  • Medical & biohazard waste
  • Food & organic waste
  • Concrete, soil, bricks & heavy rubble

Know your waste

Australia generates over 75 million tonnes of solid waste annually—roughly 2.88 tonnes per capita—with a 58% recycling rate, yet relies heavily on landfills. Key waste streams include construction and demolition 44%, organics 19%, and hazardous materials.

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Australia generates over 75 million tonnes of solid waste annually—roughly 2.88 tonnes per capita—with a 58% recycling rate, yet relies heavily on landfills. Key waste streams include construction and demolition 44%, organics 19%, and hazardous materials.

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    Aluminium recycling saves 95% of energy

    Recycling one aluminium can uses 5% of the energy required to produce one from raw bauxite ore.

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    Tasmania's single-use plastics ban

    Cutlery, plates, straws and polystyrene cups have been phased out in commercial use under DEPHA Tasmania's 2022 reforms.

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    Australia's 2030 target — 80% diversion

    The National Waste Policy Action Plan commits Australia to an 80% average resource recovery rate from all waste streams by 2030.

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