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Waste and Recycling

Mosman Council continually strives to improve the waste and recycling services offered to its residents. Council offers a number of options designed to improve the service while minimising waste disposal and maximising resource recovery.

  • Bin Collection Dates

    Council provides calendars to all residents detailing collection dates for each of its waste services.

  • Household Recycling

    Mosman Council provides a weekly kerbside recycling collection service. Recycle your paper, cans, cartons and bottles.

  • Household Garbage

    Mosman Council offers residents a choice of bins for waste collection. The less waste you produce, the smaller the bin you will need and the lower the waste charge will be.

  • Household Green Waste

    Garden organic material like leaves, twigs and weeds, grass cuttings, prunings and general garden vegetation is collected once every four weeks.

  • Household Clean Up

    Council collects Clean Up material – such as furniture, carpet, stoves and bicycle frames – twice a year. Additional collections can be booked.

  • E-waste

    Safe and environmentally friendly ways of disposing of unwanted electronic goods like computers, televisions and video recorders.

  • Illegal Dumping

    Dumping of waste onto land or into water is illegal.Council incurs a cost to remove dumped waste and residents are requested to call Council to arrange a pre-paid collection service. You can report dumped waste to Council’s Waste Line on 9978 4076.

  • Compost Bins and Worm Farms

    Mosman Council has quality compost bins and great little worm farms for sale at subsidised prices. And, we deliver!

  • Waste Programs

    Mosman Council offers a number of waste education activities to schools and the local community. Read about our current projects.

  • A to Z of Waste Disposal

    Find out what goes in what bin plus what to do with unwanted household items like fridges, mobile phones, batteries, printer cartridges, medicines and more.

  • Tips to Save Money, Reduce Waste

    Recycling is good, but waste avoidance and reuse is even better! Try these smart tips to reduce the amount of waste you produce.