This holiday season the hard working people who pick up our recycling & rubbish, process our recycling and operate our transfer stations are having some much deserved time off. Click here to see how it affects you. - Happy Holidays, from the WasteNet team
This holiday season the hard working people who pick up our recycling & rubbish, process our recycling and operate our transfer stations are having some much deserved time off. Click here to see how it affects you.
- Happy Holidays, from the WasteNet team
WasteNet is the Councils' shared service that works to reduce waste to landfill and encourage the uptake of actions to improve use of resources.
The yellow recycling bin is for the disposal of clean recyclables - plastic packaging and white polystyrene, paper and cardboard, glass bottles and jars and, metal cans and tins. Click on the picture for a more detailed list of accepted materials.
Light bulbs are a great invention that help us see in the dark. And they have the uncanny knack of 'blowing' when you least want them to. So what do we do with our blown light bulbs?
The Waste Advisory Group Committee is meeting on Thursday 13 December 2018 at 4:00pm, at the Invercargill City Council Chambers, 101 Esk Street Invercargill. Members of the public are welcome to attend (please note only elected members and those invited to speak to reports have speaking rights).
The upcoming public holidays in December and January (especially Christmas Day and New Years day) mean changes to the kerbside recycling and rubbish collections and transfer station operating hours. Find out how these changes affect you.
Choose to send e-cards (or phone) a family and friends this Christmas.
Broken Christmas decorations can be put in your red rubbish bin.