The following fees apply:
It is free to dispose of recyclables. Recycling is paper, flattened cardboard, glass containers, steel cans and hard plastic containers.
Recycling must be free of contamination. Please remove all packaging and strapping.
It is free to dispose of electronic waste.
This is any item with a battery, plug or cord.
Electronic waste has been banned from entering landfill since 2019.
Disposal of a gas bottle (10kg or smaller): $12
Fridges and freezers: $11 to cover cost of degassing
Other white goods and steel items can be disposed of free of charge
Disposal of sorted batteries is free.
It is free to dispose of motor oil.
It is free to dispose of polystyrene.
Dead animals can only be disposed of at Bairnsdale Landfill.
Small animal: $11
This includes dog, cat. lamb, calf under 4 months.
Large animal: $301 tonne
This includes sheep, cow, horse.
The Bairnsdale Landfill and participating transfer stations now offer FREE recycling of textiles thanks to UpCycle4Better.
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By sorting your waste before heading to the Bairnsdale Landfill or local transfer stations you can save money.
Loads that are sorted into recyclables, green waste, and general rubbish are often cheaper to dispose of than mixed loads.
Many items can be disposed of for free, such as cardboard, batteries, metal, or garden waste. So you can help reduce landfill costs and support local recycling efforts.
View or download our landfills and transfer station fees and locations brochure.
Customers are charged per load size. Therefore, if the trailer is not full, you will only be charged for the space the ‘load’ is taking up in the trailer.
Tips
Sort your load by:
Remember to:
Ratepayers receive two FREE Disposal Vouchers with their Annual Rates Notice.
Hard waste (e.g. furniture) can also be offered for recycling at the Bairnsdale Tip Shop Facebook and through locations listed in the East Gippsland Second-hand Guide.