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A guide to recycling & minimising waste<br />

in the South Western Region<br />

<strong>Waste</strong> <strong>Wise</strong><br />

Ways<br />

A waste minimisation education<br />

initiative of the<br />

<strong>Waste</strong> REDUCTION Group<br />

& its member Councils.


Neil Povey Cydoni Younie Tony Phillips<br />

Executive Officer Regional Education Officer <strong>Waste</strong> <strong>Wise</strong> Event Co-ordinator<br />

P: 5599 2216 P: 5571 1520 M: 0407 792 482<br />

M: 0419 394 834 M: 0409 011 974 E: birriwindi@westvic.com.au<br />

E: neil@poveng.com.au E: younie@ansonic.com.au<br />

Member Councils<br />

PO Box 84, CAMPERDOWN 3260<br />

P:5593 7100<br />

W: www.corangamite.vic.gov.au<br />

PO Box 152, PORTLAND 3305<br />

P:5522 2200<br />

W: www.glenelg.vic.gov.au<br />

PO Box 51, PORT FAIRY 3284<br />

P:1300 656 564<br />

Locked Bag 685, HAMILTON 3300<br />

P:5573 0444<br />

W: www.sthgrampians.vic.gov.au<br />

PO Box 198, WARRNAMBOOL 3280<br />

P:5564 7800<br />

W: www.warrnambool.vic.gov.au<br />

Disclaimer: the content of this booklet is provided for information purposes. The <strong>Waste</strong> REDUCTION Group and<br />

its member Councils make no claim as to the accuracy or authenticity of the content of this publication and do not<br />

accept liability to any persons for the information or advice provided in this document or incorporated into it by<br />

reference. The <strong>Waste</strong> REDUCTION Group and its member Councils do not accept liability for loss or damages<br />

incurred as a result of reliance placed upon the content of this document. This document is provided on the<br />

basis that all persons accessing it undertake responsibility for assessing the relevance and accuracy of its<br />

content.<br />

A special thanks to the Central Murray Regional <strong>Waste</strong> Management Group, Sustainability Victoria and Planet<br />

Ark from whom much of the information in this guide was obtained.


<strong>Waste</strong> REDUCTION Group Page 2<br />

A Quick Reference To Recycling-Kerbside<br />

Service<br />

A-Z in Recycling<br />

Page 3<br />

A Page 4<br />

B Page 5<br />

C Page 6<br />

C, D Page 8<br />

E, F Page 9<br />

G, H, I, J, K Page 10<br />

L, M, N,O Page 11<br />

P Page 12<br />

R, S Page 14<br />

S Page 15<br />

T, U, V, W, X, Y, Z Page 16<br />

<strong>Waste</strong> Facilities (Council Operated) Page 17<br />

Home Composting Page 18<br />

Worm Farming Page 20<br />

<strong>Waste</strong> <strong>Wise</strong> Effort Page 22<br />

Contamination Wrecks Recycling Page 23<br />

<strong>Waste</strong> REDUCTION Group Page 24<br />

Useful Websites Page 25<br />

TABLE OF CONTENTS<br />

1


WASTE REDUCTION GROUP<br />

2<br />

The <strong>Waste</strong> REDUCTION Group (trading name of the South Western Regional<br />

<strong>Waste</strong> Management Group) is a state government agency which was established<br />

in 1997 to assist its member Councils, Corangamite, Glenelg, <strong>Moyne</strong>, Southern<br />

Grampians and Warrnambool City to plan and implement waste management<br />

initiatives.<br />

Over the last 9 years the Group has assisted Councils to close down small<br />

Unlicensed Landfills and to establish Transfer Stations for community use. Not<br />

only has there been a change to our waste facilities within the region but also to<br />

the services we receive at our kerbside. Residents within our major towns now<br />

have access to best practise kerbside collections and can recycle more of their<br />

waste than ever before.<br />

This guide has been produced to encourage the community to look beyond their<br />

bin and to utilise the great recycling services that are available within the south<br />

western region. Rather than throwing that old mobile phone or printer cartridge in<br />

the bin consider the options that are now available to you. We ask that you<br />

consider being waste wise and to maximise your recycling effort.<br />

Neil Povey<br />

Executive Officer<br />

WISE ABOUT WASTE<br />

Being wise about your waste and thinking about<br />

REDUCE, REUSE and RECYCLE options rather<br />

than putting your waste straight in the bin, we can potentially<br />

save a lot of air space in the landfills that service<br />

the south west region.<br />

A lot of what we call rubbish is actually not rubbish<br />

but a valuable resource.<br />

Approximately 50% of the average household bin is food<br />

& garden waste which can be composted or fed to a<br />

worm farm, creating a new and valuable product rather<br />

than filling up landfill space.<br />

A further 20% of materials are things that can be<br />

recycled. Paper/cardboard, glass, steel, plastics, and<br />

aluminium can all be recycled. These are all valuable<br />

resources that have a lot more life left in them.


KERBSIDE COLLECTION C G M SG W<br />

Aerosol Cans � � � � �<br />

Aluminium Cans � � � � �<br />

Cardboard � � � � �<br />

Disposable Nappies<br />

X X X X X<br />

Foil (clean) � � � � �<br />

Glass Bottles & Jars � � � � �<br />

Magazines � � � � �<br />

Milk & Juice Cartons � � � � �<br />

Milo & Coffee Tins � � � � �<br />

Newspapers � � � � �<br />

Light Bulbs<br />

X X X X X<br />

Paper � � � � �<br />

Paint Tins (dry & empty) � � � � �<br />

Plastic Bags<br />

X � X X X<br />

Plastic Code 1 � � � � �<br />

Plastic Code 2 � � � � �<br />

Plastic Code 3 � � � � �<br />

Plastic Code 4 � � � � �<br />

Plastic Code 5 � � � � �<br />

Plastic Code 6 � � � � �<br />

Plastic Code 7 � � � X �<br />

Plastic wrap (clean)<br />

X � X X X<br />

Polystyrene<br />

X X X X X<br />

Steel Cans � � � � �<br />

Corangamite<br />

Glenelg<br />

<strong>Moyne</strong><br />

Southern Grampians<br />

Warrnambool City<br />

A QUICK REFERENCE TO RECYCLING –KERBSIDE<br />

3


A<br />

4<br />

Portland Metal<br />

Recyclist Pty Ltd<br />

Brown's Auto<br />

Recycle Centre<br />

T/as Koroit Metal<br />

Recyclers<br />

Norms <strong>Waste</strong><br />

Disposal &<br />

Recycling Service<br />

Rentsch's Metal<br />

Recyclers<br />

Cobden Technical<br />

School<br />

Portland Metal<br />

Recyclist Pty Ltd<br />

Portland Apex Club<br />

(1st Saturday of Month, 10am-12)<br />

Brown's Auto<br />

Recycle Centre<br />

T/as Koroit Metal<br />

Recyclers<br />

Anglican Parish<br />

Church<br />

Norms <strong>Waste</strong><br />

Disposal &<br />

Recycling Service<br />

Bartons <strong>Waste</strong><br />

Collection Pty Ltd<br />

Rentsch's Metal<br />

Recyclers<br />

Corangamite<br />

Glenelg<br />

<strong>Moyne</strong><br />

Southern Grampians<br />

Warrnambool City<br />

Aluminium<br />

Timothy O'Meara Hill Court Portland 0419-134-883<br />

Anthony Brown 129 Yarpturk<br />

School Road<br />

Norm & Judy<br />

Kenny<br />

Ian & Shannon<br />

Rentsch<br />

Aluminium Cans<br />

John Falcon/<br />

Sue Styles<br />

McKenzie<br />

Street<br />

Cobden 5595-1202<br />

Timothy O'Meara Hill Court Portland 0419-134-883<br />

The Manager Browning Street Portland 0409-664-122<br />

Anthony Brown 129 Yarpturk<br />

School Road<br />

Mrs Geraldine<br />

Golsworthy<br />

Norm & Judy<br />

Kenny<br />

Koroit 5565-9482 or<br />

0427-504-924<br />

42 Shaw Street Mortlake 5599-2050<br />

47 Pioneer<br />

Street<br />

Barry Barton Lot 2,<br />

Harrington Rd<br />

Ian & Shannon<br />

Rentsch<br />

47 Pioneer<br />

Street<br />

Cnr Braithwaite<br />

Street &<br />

Harrington Rd<br />

Cnr Braithwaite<br />

Street &<br />

Harrington Rd<br />

Recycling<br />

aluminium only<br />

uses 5% of the<br />

electricity needed<br />

to make metal from<br />

scratch, making it a<br />

great way to save<br />

energy.<br />

Koroit 5565-9482 or<br />

0427-504-924<br />

Hamilton 5572-2945<br />

Warrnambool 5560-5655<br />

Hamilton 5572-2945<br />

Warrnambool 5561-1198<br />

Warrnambool 5560-5655


Portland Metal<br />

Recyclist Pty Ltd<br />

Norms <strong>Waste</strong> Disposal<br />

& Recycling Service<br />

Books<br />

Uniting Church J. Roberts 61 Percy Street Portland 5523-2455<br />

Norms <strong>Waste</strong> Disposal<br />

& Recycling Service<br />

Bartons <strong>Waste</strong><br />

Collection Pty Ltd<br />

Portland Metal<br />

Recyclist Pty Ltd<br />

Norms <strong>Waste</strong><br />

Disposal &<br />

Recycling Service<br />

Rentsch's Metal<br />

Recyclers<br />

Uniting Church<br />

Envireco - Materials<br />

Recovery<br />

Norms <strong>Waste</strong><br />

Disposal &<br />

Recycling Service<br />

Norm & Judy<br />

Kenny<br />

Bottles<br />

47 Pioneer<br />

Street<br />

Barry Barton Lot 2,<br />

Harrington Rd<br />

Brass<br />

Hamilton 5572-2945<br />

Warrnambool 5561-1198<br />

Timothy O'Meara Hill Court Portland 0419-134-883<br />

Norm & Judy<br />

Kenny<br />

Ian & Shannon<br />

Rentsch<br />

47 Pioneer<br />

Street<br />

Cnr Braithwaite<br />

Street &<br />

Harrington Rd<br />

Bric-a-Brac<br />

Hamilton 5572-2945<br />

Warrnambool 5560-5655<br />

J. Roberts 61 Percy Street Portland 5523-2455<br />

Bricks<br />

Mick Gooden Cavendish<br />

Road<br />

Norm & Judy<br />

Kenny<br />

Batteries<br />

Timothy O'Meara Hill Court Portland 0419-134-883<br />

Norm & Judy<br />

Kenny<br />

47 Pioneer<br />

Street<br />

Battery World Manager 27 Walsh Road Warrnambool 5560-5245<br />

47 Pioneer<br />

Street<br />

Hamilton 5572-2945<br />

Hamilton 5571-9599<br />

Hamilton 5572-2945<br />

B<br />

5


C<br />

6<br />

Brown's Auto<br />

Recycle Centre<br />

T/as Koroit Metal<br />

Recyclers<br />

Norms <strong>Waste</strong><br />

Disposal &<br />

Recycling Service<br />

Bartons <strong>Waste</strong><br />

Collection Pty Ltd<br />

Rentsch's Metal<br />

Recyclers<br />

Portland Metal<br />

Recyclist Pty Ltd<br />

Brown's Auto<br />

Recycle Centre<br />

T/as Koroit Metal<br />

Recyclers<br />

Norms <strong>Waste</strong><br />

Disposal &<br />

Recycling Service<br />

Rentsch's Metal<br />

Recyclers<br />

Norms <strong>Waste</strong><br />

Disposal &<br />

Recycling Service<br />

Car Batteries<br />

Anthony Brown 129 Yarpturk<br />

School Road<br />

Norm & Judy<br />

Kenny<br />

47 Pioneer<br />

Street<br />

Barry Barton Lot 2,<br />

Harrington Rd<br />

Ian & Shannon<br />

Rentsch<br />

Cnr Braithwaite<br />

Street &<br />

Harrington Rd<br />

Car Bodies<br />

Anthony Brown 129 Yarpturk<br />

School Road<br />

Ian & Shannon<br />

Rentsch<br />

Cnr Braithwaite<br />

Street &<br />

Harrington Rd<br />

Koroit 5565-9482 or<br />

0427-504-924<br />

Hamilton 5572-2945<br />

Warrnambool 5561-1198<br />

Warrnambool 5560-5655<br />

Timothy O'Meara Hill Court Portland 0419-134-883<br />

Norm & Judy<br />

Kenny<br />

47 Pioneer<br />

Street<br />

Cardboard<br />

Cob & Co Recyclers Ray Sheehan 25 Dickson<br />

Street<br />

Bartons <strong>Waste</strong><br />

Collection Pty Ltd<br />

Statewide <strong>Waste</strong><br />

Pty Ltd<br />

Norm & Judy<br />

Kenny<br />

47 Pioneer<br />

Street<br />

Barry Barton Lot 2,<br />

Harrington Rd<br />

Tim Andrew Lot 45 Koroit<br />

Street<br />

Koroit 5565-9482 or<br />

0427-504-924<br />

Hamilton 5572-2945<br />

Warrnambool 5560-5655<br />

Hamilton 5572-2945<br />

Warrnambool 5561-0881<br />

Warrnambool 5561-1198<br />

Warrnambool 5561-1195<br />

Australians are per capita the second biggest consumers of water and energy and<br />

producers of waste-just after the USA. If everyone lived like us, we would need four<br />

planets to support as all. (www.acfonline.org.au)


Cards (Christmas & Other Greeting Cards)<br />

Coleraine Licensed<br />

Post Office<br />

Michael & Sandra<br />

Dunn<br />

80 Whyte Street Coleraine 5575-2268<br />

Planet Ark urges all Australians to be a sport and recycle their<br />

Christmas Cards. From Boxing Day till the end of January,<br />

simply take your unwanted Christmas, birthday and other<br />

greeting cards to most Coles Supermarkets and put them in<br />

the Planet Ark recycling bins.<br />

You can also pick up a free postage-paid recycling envelope from<br />

participating Australia Post outlets. Just put the cards in the envelope<br />

and post them free at any post box.<br />

(www.planetark.com.au)<br />

Envirex - Materials<br />

Recovery<br />

Bartons <strong>Waste</strong><br />

Collection Pty Ltd<br />

Clean Fill<br />

Mick Gooden Cavendish<br />

Road<br />

Barry Barton Lot 2,<br />

Harrington Rd<br />

Clothing<br />

Hamilton 5571-9599<br />

Warrnambool 5561-1198<br />

Uniting Church J. Roberts 61 Percy Street Portland 5523-2455<br />

OP Shop Grahame Hooley 43a McMeekin<br />

Road<br />

Envireco - Materials<br />

Recovery<br />

Statewide <strong>Waste</strong><br />

Pty Ltd<br />

Concrete<br />

Mick Gooden Cavendish<br />

Road<br />

Tim Andrew Lot 45 Koroit<br />

Street<br />

Warrnambool 0434-891-269<br />

Hamilton 5571-9599<br />

Warrnambool 5561-1195<br />

C<br />

7


C, D<br />

8<br />

Construction & Demolition <strong>Waste</strong><br />

Envireco - Materials<br />

Recovery<br />

Norms <strong>Waste</strong><br />

Disposal &<br />

Recycling Service<br />

Bartons <strong>Waste</strong><br />

Collection Pty Ltd<br />

Statewide <strong>Waste</strong><br />

Pty Ltd<br />

Bermingham Septic<br />

Services<br />

Portland Metal<br />

Recyclist Pty Ltd<br />

Norms <strong>Waste</strong><br />

Disposal &<br />

Recycling Service<br />

Rentsch's Metal<br />

Recyclers<br />

Mick Gooden Cavendish<br />

Road<br />

Norm & Judy<br />

Kenny<br />

47 Pioneer<br />

Street<br />

Barry Barton Lot 2,<br />

Harrington Rd<br />

Tim Andrew Lot 45 Koroit<br />

Street<br />

Cooking Oil<br />

Barry Bermingham 5 McCullach<br />

Court<br />

Copper<br />

Hamilton 5571-9599<br />

Hamilton 5572-2945<br />

Warrnambool 5561-1198<br />

Warrnambool 5561-1195<br />

Warrnambool 5562-1940 or<br />

0417-132-108<br />

Timothy O'Meara Hill Court Portland 0419-134-883<br />

Norm & Judy<br />

Kenny<br />

Ian & Shannon<br />

Rentsch<br />

47 Pioneer<br />

Street<br />

Cnr Braithwaite<br />

Street &<br />

Harrington Rd<br />

Chemicals<br />

Hamilton 5572-2945<br />

Warrnambool 5560-5655<br />

ChemClear encourages any holder of unwanted rural chemicals to register their unwanted products on<br />

the booking line on www.chemclear.com.au or by calling 1800 008 182.<br />

When registering your unwanted products you need to identify the manufacturer name, product name,<br />

size of container and quantity remaining in the container.<br />

Detox Your Home<br />

Do you have old or unwanted household products such as paint, cleaners and pesticides lying around your house or<br />

shed? Take them to a convenient and free Detox Your Home collection! For further information about when the next<br />

Detox Your Home collection is near you,<br />

contact your local council, or visit:<br />

www.sustainability.vic.gov.au<br />

drumMuster-www.drummuster.com.au<br />

drumMuster is the national program for the collection and recycling of empty, cleaned, non returnable crop production<br />

and on-farm animal health chemical containers. Containers must be triple rinsed and can be disposed at Transfer<br />

Stations across the south western region.<br />

For further information about drop off points in your area contact your local council.


Farm Product (fencing wire, machinery etc)<br />

Portland Metal<br />

Recyclist Pty Ltd<br />

Norms <strong>Waste</strong><br />

Disposal &<br />

Recycling Service<br />

Rentsch's Metal<br />

Recyclers<br />

Bartons <strong>Waste</strong><br />

Collection Pty Ltd<br />

Uniting Church<br />

Timothy O'Meara Hill Court Portland 0419-134-883<br />

Norm & Judy<br />

Kenny<br />

Ian & Shannon<br />

Rentsch<br />

47 Pioneer<br />

Street<br />

Cnr Braithwaite<br />

Street &<br />

Harrington Rd<br />

Barry Barton Lot 2,<br />

Harrington Rd<br />

Flower Pots<br />

Hamilton 5572-2945<br />

Warrnambool 5560-5655<br />

Warrnambool 5561-1198<br />

J. Roberts 61 Percy Street Portland 5523-2455<br />

Fluorescent Light Globes<br />

SITA Environmental Solutions Fluorescent Tube Collection and Recycling Services provides customers<br />

with a safe, efficient way of disposing of used fluorescent tubes. Participating customers are issued<br />

with a ‘Starter Pack’ consisting of a cardboard box designed to hold 100 tubes, signage and written<br />

information about the program. Further information can be obtained from www.sita.com.au<br />

This program is ideally suited for commercial and industrial customers.<br />

Uniting Church<br />

Footwear<br />

OP Shop Grahame Hooley 43a McMeekin<br />

Road<br />

Uniting Church<br />

J. Roberts 61 Percy Street Portland 5523-2455<br />

Furniture<br />

Victoria’s recycling activities in 2004-05 saved<br />

Victoria more than:<br />

78 million gigajoules of energy - enough to<br />

power every household in the state for eight<br />

months and 52,321 mega litres of water - enough<br />

to fill more than 20,000 Olympic-sized swimming<br />

pools.<br />

Warrnambool 0434-891-269<br />

J. Roberts 61 Percy Street Portland 5523-2455<br />

E,F<br />

9


G, H, I, J, K<br />

10<br />

Norms <strong>Waste</strong><br />

Disposal &<br />

Recycling Service<br />

Bartons <strong>Waste</strong><br />

Collection Pty Ltd<br />

Uniting Church<br />

Bermingham Septic<br />

Services<br />

Statewide <strong>Waste</strong><br />

Pty Ltd<br />

Norms <strong>Waste</strong><br />

Disposal &<br />

Recycling Service<br />

Bartons <strong>Waste</strong><br />

Collection Pty Ltd<br />

Statewide <strong>Waste</strong><br />

Pty Ltd<br />

Corangamite<br />

Glenelg<br />

<strong>Moyne</strong><br />

Southern Grampians<br />

Warrnambool City<br />

Norm & Judy<br />

Kenny<br />

Glass<br />

47 Pioneer<br />

Street<br />

Barry Barton Lot 2,<br />

Harrington Rd<br />

Glasses<br />

Hamilton 5572-2945<br />

Warrnambool 5561-1198<br />

J. Roberts 61 Percy Street Portland 5523-2455<br />

Grease Trap <strong>Waste</strong><br />

Barry Bermingham 5 McCullach<br />

Court<br />

Tim Andrew Lot 45 Koroit<br />

Street<br />

Green <strong>Waste</strong><br />

Norm & Judy<br />

Kenny<br />

47 Pioneer<br />

Street<br />

Barry Barton Lot 2,<br />

Harrington Rd<br />

Tim Andrew Lot 45 Koroit<br />

Street<br />

Warrnambool 5562-1940 or<br />

0417-132-108<br />

Warrnambool 5561-1195<br />

Hamilton 5572-2945<br />

Warrnambool 5561-1198<br />

Warrnambool 5561-1195<br />

Recycling 1 tonne of glass saves:<br />

1.1 tonnes of raw materials (sand, limestone, soda ash), and energy use is cut by 30%.<br />

Crushed glass (or cullet) melts at a lower temperature than the raw materials which<br />

saves energy.<br />

https://www.envirobank.com.au/recycling-facts


Bermingham Septic<br />

Services<br />

Statewide <strong>Waste</strong><br />

Pty Ltd<br />

Liquid <strong>Waste</strong><br />

Barry Bermingham 5 McCullach<br />

Court<br />

Warrnambool 5562-1940 or<br />

0417-132-108<br />

Mobile Phones & Accessories<br />

Glenelg <strong>Shire</strong><br />

Portland, Casterton<br />

& Heywood Offices<br />

Tim Andrew Lot 45 Koroit<br />

Street<br />

Scotts Retravision Robbie Jewell 111 Dunlop<br />

Street<br />

Telstra Licensed<br />

Shop<br />

Telstra Licensed<br />

Shop<br />

E & J Read<br />

Pty Ltd<br />

E & J Read<br />

Pty Ltd<br />

117 Thompson<br />

Street<br />

64 Banyan<br />

Street<br />

Warrnambool 5561-1195<br />

Mortlake 5599-2577<br />

Hamilton 5551-4222<br />

Battery World Manager 27 Walsh Road Warrnambool 5560-5245<br />

Leading Edge<br />

Electronics<br />

Bartons <strong>Waste</strong><br />

Collection Pty Ltd<br />

Customer Service Cliff Street<br />

67 Henty Street<br />

77 Edgar Street<br />

Manager 160 Koroit<br />

Street<br />

Oil<br />

Barry Barton Lot 2,<br />

Harrington Rd<br />

Portland<br />

Casterton<br />

Heywood<br />

5522-2200<br />

5554-2444<br />

5527-0666<br />

Warrnambool 5561-5111<br />

Warrnambool 5560-3344<br />

Warrnambool 5561-1198<br />

There are a number of collection points for used motor oil at<br />

Transfer Stations throughout the south western region. For further<br />

information about the closest drop off point to you, contact your<br />

local council.<br />

L, M, N, O<br />

11


P<br />

12<br />

Norms <strong>Waste</strong><br />

Disposal &<br />

Recycling Service<br />

South West<br />

Document<br />

Destruction<br />

Corangamite<br />

Glenelg<br />

<strong>Moyne</strong><br />

Southern Grampians<br />

Warrnambool City<br />

Norm & Judy<br />

Kenny<br />

Paper<br />

47 Pioneer<br />

Street<br />

Cob & Co Recyclers Ray Sheehan 25 Dickson<br />

Street<br />

Bartons <strong>Waste</strong><br />

Collection Pty Ltd<br />

Norms <strong>Waste</strong><br />

Disposal &<br />

Recycling Service<br />

Stephen Bawden 278 Yarpturk<br />

School Rd<br />

Barry Barton Lot 2,<br />

Harrington Rd<br />

Norm & Judy<br />

Kenny<br />

Plastics<br />

47 Pioneer<br />

Street<br />

Cob & Co Recyclers Ray Sheehan 25 Dickson<br />

Street<br />

Bartons <strong>Waste</strong><br />

Collection Pty Ltd<br />

Barry Barton Lot 2,<br />

Harrington Rd<br />

Hamilton 5572-2945<br />

Yarpturk 5565-9469<br />

Warrnambool 5561-0881<br />

Warrnambool 5561-1198<br />

Businesses vary in what types of plastics they collect for recycling. For further information as<br />

to what plastics are accepted please contact the listed businesses direct.<br />

A triangle with a number in the middle is part of the Plastics Identification Code.<br />

These symbols identify the plastic type, not whether it can or cannot be recycled.<br />

Your local council and their recycling contractor (or the waste/recycling business)<br />

determines the scope of plastics that they will accept for recycling. For information<br />

about what type of plastics your council accepts for recycling contact your local<br />

council directly. <strong>Waste</strong>/Recycling businesses will also be able to tell you what<br />

types of plastics they accept for recycling.<br />

From your kerbside<br />

collection, recyclables are<br />

sorted by hand to then be<br />

reprocessed.<br />

Hamilton 5572-2945<br />

Warrnambool 5561-0881<br />

Warrnambool 5561-1198


Ritchies Supa IGA<br />

Supermarket<br />

Ritchies Supa IGA<br />

Supermarket<br />

Plastic Bags<br />

John Lee 24 Curdie<br />

Street<br />

Paul Brebner 139 Manifold<br />

Street<br />

Safeway Grant Stevenson Thompsons<br />

Plaza, Brown<br />

Street<br />

Cob & Co Recyclers Ray Sheehan 25 Dickson<br />

Street<br />

Cobden 5595-1017<br />

Camperdown 5593-1744<br />

Hamilton 5572-4233<br />

Warrnambool 5561-0881<br />

Printer/Photocopier/Toner Cartridges<br />

Cobden Licensed<br />

Post Office<br />

Cobden Technical<br />

School<br />

Terang Licensed<br />

Post Office<br />

Heywood Post<br />

Office<br />

E.J & L.M<br />

Mounsey<br />

John Falcon /<br />

Sue Styles<br />

21 Curdie<br />

Street<br />

McKenzie<br />

Street<br />

Manager 50 Edgar Street<br />

Portland Post Shop Manager 108 Percy<br />

Street<br />

Glenelg <strong>Shire</strong><br />

Casterton Office<br />

Mortlake Post Office Graeme & Jenny<br />

Bushell<br />

Coleraine Licensed<br />

Post Office<br />

Leading Edge<br />

Electronics<br />

Manager 160 Koroit<br />

Street<br />

Cobden 5595-1221<br />

Cobden 5595-1202<br />

Scott Dennis 28 High Street Terang 5592-1575<br />

89 Dunlop<br />

Street<br />

Heywood 5527-1721<br />

Portland 5522-4201<br />

Customer Service 67 Henty Street Casterton 5554-2444<br />

Michael & Sandra<br />

Dunn<br />

Mortlake 5599-2133<br />

80 Whyte Street Coleraine 5575-2268<br />

Australians send 34 printer cartridges to landfill every<br />

minute!<br />

Photos: http://www.pc99net.jp/toner_canon/canon_cartridge-w.html<br />

http://www.fbmaust.com.au/special_ink.htm<br />

Warrnambool 5561-5111<br />

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R, S<br />

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Portland Metal<br />

Recyclist Pty Ltd<br />

Brown's Auto Recycle<br />

Centre T/as Koroit<br />

Metal Recyclers<br />

Norms <strong>Waste</strong> Disposal<br />

& Recycling Service<br />

Rentsch's Metal<br />

Recyclers<br />

Portland Metal<br />

Recyclist Pty Ltd<br />

Brown's Auto Recycle<br />

Centre T/as Koroit<br />

Metal Recyclers<br />

Norms <strong>Waste</strong> Disposal<br />

& Recycling Service<br />

Rentsch's Metal<br />

Recyclers<br />

Bartons <strong>Waste</strong><br />

Collection Pty Ltd<br />

Statewide <strong>Waste</strong><br />

Pty Ltd<br />

Portland Metal<br />

Recyclist Pty Ltd<br />

Brown's Auto Recycle<br />

Centre T/as Koroit<br />

Metal Recyclers<br />

Envireco - Materials<br />

Recovery<br />

Norms <strong>Waste</strong> Disposal<br />

& Recycling Service<br />

Radiators<br />

Timothy O'Meara Hill Court Portland 0419-134-883<br />

Anthony Brown 129 Yarpturk<br />

School Road<br />

Norm & Judy<br />

Kenny<br />

Ian & Shannon<br />

Rentsch<br />

47 Pioneer<br />

Street<br />

Cnr Braithwaite<br />

Street &<br />

Harrington Rd<br />

Roofing Iron<br />

Anthony Brown 129 Yarpturk<br />

School Road<br />

Norm & Judy<br />

Kenny<br />

Ian & Shannon<br />

Rentsch<br />

47 Pioneer<br />

Street<br />

Cnr Braithwaite<br />

Street &<br />

Harrington Rd<br />

Koroit 5565-9482 or<br />

0427-504-924<br />

Hamilton 5572-2945<br />

Warrnambool 5560-5655<br />

Timothy O'Meara Hill Court Portland 0419-134-883<br />

Rubble<br />

Barry Barton Lot 2,<br />

Harrington Rd<br />

Tim Andrew Lot 45 Koroit<br />

Street<br />

Scrap Metal<br />

Koroit 5565-9482 or<br />

0427-504-924<br />

Hamilton 5572-2945<br />

Warrnambool 5560-5655<br />

Warrnambool 5561-1198<br />

Warrnambool 5561-1195<br />

Timothy O'Meara Hill Court Portland 0419-134-883<br />

Anthony Brown 129 Yarpturk<br />

School Road<br />

Mick Gooden Cavendish<br />

Road<br />

Norm & Judy<br />

Kenny<br />

47 Pioneer<br />

Street<br />

Koroit 5565-9482 or<br />

0427-504-924<br />

Hamilton 5571-9599<br />

Hamilton 5572-2945


Bartons <strong>Waste</strong><br />

Collection Pty Ltd<br />

Rentsch's Metal<br />

Recyclers<br />

Statewide <strong>Waste</strong><br />

Pty Ltd<br />

Bermingham Septic<br />

Services<br />

Envireco - Materials<br />

Recovery<br />

Bartons <strong>Waste</strong><br />

Collection Pty Ltd<br />

Septic Tank <strong>Waste</strong><br />

Barry Bermingham 5 McCullach<br />

Court<br />

Solid/Clean Fill<br />

Mick Gooden Cavendish<br />

Road<br />

Barry Barton Lot 2,<br />

Harrington Rd<br />

Stamps<br />

Warrnambool 5562-1940 or<br />

0417-132-108<br />

Hamilton 5571-9599<br />

Warrnambool 5561-1198<br />

Uniting Church J. Roberts 61 Percy Street Portland 5523-2455<br />

Portland Metal<br />

Recyclist Pty Ltd<br />

Norms <strong>Waste</strong> Disposal<br />

& Recycling Service<br />

Bartons <strong>Waste</strong><br />

Collection Pty Ltd<br />

Rentsch's Metal<br />

Recyclers<br />

Scrap Metal<br />

Barry Barton Lot 2,<br />

Harrington Rd<br />

Ian & Shannon<br />

Rentsch<br />

Steel Cans<br />

Timothy O'Meara Hill Court Portland 0419-134-883<br />

Norm & Judy<br />

Kenny<br />

47 Pioneer<br />

Street<br />

Barry Barton Lot 2,<br />

Harrington Rd<br />

Ian & Shannon<br />

Rentsch<br />

Cnr Braithwaite<br />

Street &<br />

Harrington Rd<br />

Tim Andrew Lot 45 Koroit<br />

Street<br />

Cnr Braithwaite<br />

Street &<br />

Harrington Rd<br />

Warrnambool 5561-1198<br />

Warrnambool 5560-5655<br />

Warrnambool 5561-1195<br />

Hamilton 5572-2945<br />

Warrnambool 5561-1198<br />

Warrnambool 5560-5655<br />

Steel recycling results in 74% savings in energy, 90% savings in virgin materials, 86%<br />

reduction in air pollution, 40% reduction in water use, 76% reduction in water pollution<br />

and 97% reduction in mining wastes.<br />

Steel cans and steel scrap are recycled into new steel products including structural<br />

steel, bolts and nuts, coat hangers, and more steel cans.<br />

https://www.envirobank.com.au/recycling-facts<br />

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T,U,V,W,X,Y,Z<br />

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Towels, Blankets, Linen etc.<br />

Uniting Church J. Roberts 61 Percy Street Portland 5523-2455<br />

Bartons <strong>Waste</strong><br />

Collection Pty Ltd<br />

Statewide <strong>Waste</strong><br />

Pty Ltd<br />

Portland Metal<br />

Recyclist Pty Ltd<br />

Brown's Auto<br />

Recycle Centre T/<br />

as Koroit Metal<br />

Recyclers<br />

Norms <strong>Waste</strong><br />

Disposal &<br />

Recycling Service<br />

Rentsch's Metal<br />

Recyclers<br />

Bartons <strong>Waste</strong><br />

Collection Pty Ltd<br />

Corangamite<br />

Glenelg<br />

<strong>Moyne</strong><br />

Southern Grampians<br />

Warrnambool City<br />

Tyres<br />

Barry Barton Lot 2,<br />

Harrington Rd<br />

Tim Andrew Lot 45 Koroit<br />

Street<br />

White Goods<br />

Warrnambool 5561-1198<br />

Warrnambool 5561-1195<br />

Timothy O'Meara Hill Court Portland 0419-134-883<br />

Anthony Brown 129 Yarpturk<br />

School Road<br />

Norm & Judy<br />

Kenny<br />

Ian & Shannon<br />

Rentsch<br />

Tools<br />

Uniting Church J. Roberts 61 Percy Street Portland 5523-2455<br />

47 Pioneer<br />

Street<br />

Cnr Braithwaite<br />

Street &<br />

Harrington Rd<br />

Barry Barton Lot 2,<br />

Harrington Rd<br />

Mounds of tyres for recycling. In 2004 it was estimated that<br />

there was a 14.9 million tyre waste volume created in<br />

Australia. This figure is projected to grow every year.<br />

http://www.environment.gov.au/settlements/publications/waste/tyres/pubs/economics-tyre-recycling.pdf<br />

Koroit 5565-9482 or<br />

0427-504-924<br />

Hamilton 5572-2945<br />

Warrnambool 5560-5655<br />

Warrnambool 5561-1198


FACILITY LOCATION OPENING TIMES<br />

Corangamite Regional Landfill County Boundary Rd, Naroghid Mon-Fri: 7am-4pm<br />

Sat:10am-4pm Sun: 10am-3pm<br />

Derrinallum Transfer Station Heards Rd, Derrinallum Fri & Sun: 1pm-5pm<br />

Port Campbell Transfer Station McRae St, Port Campbell Tues & Thurs: 1pm-3.30pm,<br />

Sun: 1pm-4pm<br />

Simpson Transfer Station Princetown Rd (2km south of Simpson) Tues & Thurs: 1pm-3.30pm<br />

Sun: 10am-1pm<br />

Skipton Transfer Station Beaufort Rd (2km north of Skipton) Wed & Sun: 1pm-5pm<br />

Timboon Transfer Station Timboon-Curdies Rd, Timboon Wed & Fri: 1pm-3.30pm, Sun: 2pm-5pm<br />

Portland Transfer Station/Landfill Derrill Rd, Portland Mon-Fri: 8am-4.30pm,<br />

Sat & Sun: 8.30-4.30pm<br />

Heywood Landfill Off Catons Flat Road, Heywood Mon-Fri, Sat & Sun: 10am-5pm<br />

(Closed Wednesdays)<br />

Jarrads Road Transfer Station Jarrads Rd, Off Portland Road between<br />

Merino and Digby<br />

Wed: 9am-12noon<br />

Thurs: 1pm-4pm, Sat: 9am-2pm<br />

Casterton Landfill Bahgallah Rd, Casterton Wed: 12.30pm-5.30pm<br />

Thurs: 8.30am-12.30pm<br />

Fri-9am-4pm , Sun: 10am-5pm<br />

Dartmoor Landfill Bowds Ln, West of Dartmoor<br />

Nelson Landfill North Dartmoor Rd, Nelson<br />

Mortlake Landfill Connewarren Lane, Mortlake Tues, Fri & Sun: 10.30am-4.30pm<br />

Macarthur Landfill Myamyn—Macarthur Road, Macarthur Mon: 8.30am-4.30pm<br />

Wangoom Inert Fill Disposal/<br />

Transfer Station<br />

Warne Rd, Wangoom Sun & Mon: 10.30am-4.30pm<br />

Killarney Inert Fill Disposal Badhams Lane, Killarney Sun-Fri: 1.30pm-5.30pm<br />

Caramut Inert Fill Disposal/<br />

Transfer Station<br />

Gibson Street, Caramut Wed: 2.30pm-4.30pm<br />

Port Fairy Transfer Station Thwaites Rd, Port Fairy Tues & Fri: 12.30pm-4.30pm<br />

Bessibelle Transfer Station Portland Rd, Bessibelle Sun: 8.30am-11.30am<br />

Yambuk Transfer Station Yambuk Lake Rd, Yambuk Sun: 12.30pm-4.30pm<br />

Woorndoo Transfer Station Cameron St, Woorndoo Sun: 12.30pm-4.30pm<br />

Woolsthorpe Transfer Station Mt Taurus Rd, Woolsthorpe Sun & Mon: 12.30pm-4.30pm<br />

Hawkesdale Transfer Station Baird St, Hawkesdale Tues: 8.30am-2pm<br />

Peterborough Transfer Station McGillivray St, off Old Peterborough Rd Wed & Sun: 10am-2pm<br />

Hamilton Landfill/ Transfer Station Elijah Street, Hamilton Mon-Fri: 8am-4.30pm<br />

Coleraine Transfer Station Robertson St, Coleraine Mon, Wed, Fri & Sun: 1pm-5pm<br />

Penshurst Transfer Station 5408 Hamilton highway, Penshurst Tues, Thurs & Sun: 1pm-5pm<br />

Dunkeld Transfer Station 7 Bellicourt Rd, Dunkeld Mon, Wed & Sun: 1pm-5pm<br />

Balmoral Transfer Station Hamilton-Natimuk rd, Balmoral Tues & Thurs: 2pm-5pm Sun: 11am-5pm<br />

Branxholme Transfer Station Branxholme-Byaduk Rd, Branxholme Tues, Thurs & Sun: 8am-12noon<br />

Cavendish Transfer Station 2478 Henty Highway, Cavendish Tues & Thurs: 1pm-5pm Sat: 9am-1pm<br />

Glenthompson Transfer Station Glenthompson-Maroona Rd,<br />

Glenthompson<br />

Mon, Wed & Sun: 8am-12 noon<br />

WASTE FACILITIES (Council Operated)<br />

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HOME COMPOSTING<br />

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Composting has many benefits—it improves garden soil without using<br />

artificial fertilizers, helps retain water in the soil, reduces greenhouse gas<br />

methane (which is produced by rotting rubbish in tips), saves landfill<br />

space, reduces the cost of rubbish disposal to the community and it is<br />

natures own way of recycling!<br />

COMPOSTING METHODS<br />

There are two methods of composting aerobic<br />

and anaerobic.<br />

Anaerobic means that decomposition occurs<br />

without oxygen. This process is slow and can<br />

give off unpleasant odours, and more<br />

importantly, methane, which is a powerful<br />

greenhouse gas.<br />

In Aerobic decomposition, the breakdown is<br />

caused by the actions of micro-organisms that<br />

thrive in oxygen. It is quite rapid and can cause<br />

the heap to become quite hot and does not<br />

usually produce unpleasant odours.<br />

1.<br />

2.<br />

3.<br />

4.<br />

Getting Started<br />

Choose a shady spot in the garden for your compost bin, enclosure or<br />

heap. Too much sun will dry out your compost.<br />

Put your compost in layers of food scraps, garden clippings and paper.<br />

Just like a lasagna! This helps build up the heat and speed up the<br />

process.<br />

Keep your compost slightly moist and mix it once a month or more.<br />

After 3-4 months or so, when the compost is dark and crumbly, it will be<br />

ready to use. Dig it into your garden beds or spread it on top as mulch.<br />

When working with compost it is<br />

important to wear gloves.<br />

Photo:http://www.watershedactivities.com/projects/winter/cmpstbin.html


What To Add To Your Compost<br />

COMPOST FAVOURITES<br />

•Fruit & vegetable peelings<br />

•Vegetable oil<br />

•Egg shells<br />

•Flowers & leaves & prunings<br />

•Newspaper<br />

•Tea bags & coffee grounds<br />

•Vacuum dust & wood ash<br />

COMPOST DISLIKES<br />

•Meat & dairy products<br />

•Bones<br />

•Large branches<br />

•Diseased plants<br />

•Magazines<br />

•Pet droppings<br />

•Weeds<br />

Successful Composting<br />

FOOD-Compost needs two types of food—browns (dry materials like straw,<br />

autumn leaves, ash, wood chips, newspapers or saw dust) and greens (fresh<br />

plant material like lawn clippings, food scraps, green leaves and blood and<br />

bone).<br />

AIR- The micro organisms that are doing all the work in your compost to break it<br />

down, need air to work effectively. To ensure that your compost is getting<br />

enough air it is recommended that you turn your compost regularly. Punching<br />

holes in the container or inserting a slotted agricultural pipe into the heap can<br />

also help air move through.<br />

WATER- Ideally, your compost should be as moist as a wrung-out sponge. If it<br />

is drier than this, composting will be slowed down significantly. If it is wetter,<br />

the ingredients will be so heavy they will exclude air from the pile, slowing the<br />

process and creating bad smells.<br />

Compost bins come in many<br />

shapes and sizes.<br />

Photos: http://blogs.phillynews.com/inquirer/gardenerjournal/<br />

http://www.ecostore.ie/acatalog/Wooden_Compost_Bin.html<br />

HOME COMPOSTING<br />

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WORM FARMING<br />

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Keeping a worm farm is an easy way to cut down on waste, with the added<br />

bonus of creating a fantastic organic fertiliser for your garden and a supply<br />

of fat worms for fishing trips.<br />

And the best thing about a worm farm is that you can keep it anywhere–<br />

they can be kept outside, inside, on the balcony, or in the garage.<br />

Worm farms can be bought from most hardware stores, or you can build<br />

your own using an old bath, trough or box.<br />

Getting Started<br />

Once you have purchased a worm farm, or built<br />

your own, here are a few simple steps to help<br />

get you started.<br />

STEP 1– Find a cool shady spot in which to<br />

locate your worm farm– this is particularly<br />

important over the warm summer months.<br />

STEP 2– Prepare a bedding mix for your<br />

worms– if you have purchased a worm farm this<br />

may be supplied, alternatively here are some<br />

options:<br />

• Purchase a bag of worm castings or peat<br />

moss from your local hardware store and<br />

use this as your bedding mix.<br />

• Mix half a bucket of manure (sheep or<br />

cattle) with a 1/4 bucket of shredded<br />

newspaper. Leave it to settle for 2-3<br />

weeks before using.<br />

• A combination of finished compost,<br />

leaves and newspaper works well as a<br />

bedding mix.<br />

NB: Your bedding mix should be moist– to test, simply squeeze the bedding<br />

in your fist. It is suitable if a few drops of water drip from your hand.<br />

STEP 3– Once your bedding mix is ready, add your worms and commence feeding<br />

them with a small amount of food until they adapt to their new home, then maintain<br />

a food layer of approximately two centimeters. If you are going away on holidays,<br />

increase the food layer and add some newspaper which will provide enough<br />

nutrients until you return home.


STEP 4– Cover the worms with a moist hessian bag or wet newspaper to keep<br />

the moisture in and the light out, encouraging the worms to come to the surface<br />

and feed on the scraps. It will also keep the worm farm cooler in the summer<br />

months.<br />

Photo :http://www.earlybirdwormfarm.com/<br />

Choosing the right worms<br />

�Worms like:<br />

Vegetable scraps<br />

Tea leaves<br />

Coffee grounds<br />

Newspaper<br />

Manure (well aged)<br />

Vacuum dust<br />

Egg cartons (soaked)<br />

Composting worms—’tigers’, ‘reds’ and<br />

‘blues’ are the only species that will live,<br />

work and breed in your worm farm.<br />

To get started you will need at least<br />

1000 worms, however the more you<br />

start with the quicker they will consume<br />

your food waste, but remember they will<br />

double their number naturally within a<br />

few months so don't go overboard on<br />

the purchasing of worms!<br />

Feeding time<br />

Worm Fertiliser<br />

�Worms don't like:<br />

Onion peel<br />

Garlic<br />

Citrus<br />

*Potato scraps should also be added in<br />

moderation as they may ferment,<br />

leaving you with drunk worms!<br />

Your Worm farm will create two products– worm castings and a liquid fertiliser,<br />

which have a number of uses:<br />

PLANT FERTILISER– spread a small amount of castings around your favourite<br />

plants.<br />

LIQUID FERTILISER– can be used on all plants when diluted with 50% water.<br />

NATIVE TREES & FRUIT TREES– apply around the base drip line & water well.<br />

WORM FARMING<br />

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WASTE WISE EFFORT<br />

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The <strong>Waste</strong> REDUCTION Group and its member Councils would like to<br />

congratulate the following organisations on their commitment to <strong>Waste</strong> <strong>Wise</strong>.<br />

•Western District Health Service-Hamilton<br />

•Western District Health Service-Coleraine<br />

•South West Healthcare-Warrnambool<br />

•South West Healthcare-Macarthur<br />

•South West Healthcare– Lismore<br />

•South West Healthcare– Camperdown<br />

•Portland & District Health<br />

•Terang/Mortlake Health Service<br />

•Glenelg <strong>Shire</strong><br />

Schools<br />

•Portland South Primary School<br />

•Portland Secondary College<br />

•Mortlake College<br />

•Cobden Technical School<br />

•Bundarra Primary School<br />

•Bolwarra Primary School<br />

•St Johns Lutheran Primary School<br />

Organisations<br />

•Casterton Football/Netball Club<br />

•Heywood Football/Netball Club<br />

•Portland Football/Netball Club<br />

•Integrated Tree Cropping<br />

Events<br />

•Mortlake Buskers Festival<br />

•Fun4Kids Festival<br />

•Portland Bay Festival<br />

•Gnatanwarr Multicultural Festival


When recycling, it is important to make sure that everything you put<br />

in your recycling bin can actually be recycled.<br />

By putting items that are not recyclable in your recycling bin, you are<br />

actually causing contamination which affects the recycling process.<br />

If a truck load of recyclables is seen to be too contaminated it won’t<br />

be recycled it will be sent to landfill.<br />

It is important to check with your local Council to see what can and<br />

cannot be placed in your recycling bin to ensure that the recycling<br />

efforts in the south west are not affected by contamination.<br />

Common Contamination Items<br />

Disposable Nappies<br />

Light Globes<br />

Broken Crockery<br />

Bagged Recyclables<br />

Photos: http://www.warrington.gov.uk/Images/nap2_tcm31-2501.jpg,, http://www.recyclethis.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2006/09/broken_plate225.jpg<br />

http://www1.sedo.energy.wa.gov.au/images/incandescent_light_globe.gif,http://www.dkimages.com/discover/previews/908/799195.JPG<br />

http://www.jepsonprairieorganics.com/vineyard/wpe8.jpg,http://www.mackay.qld.gov.au/environment/<strong>Waste</strong>_and_recycling/recycle_right<br />

Grass Clipping<br />

Food Scraps<br />

It is important to check with your local Council to see what can and<br />

cannot be placed in your recycling bin to ensure that the recycling<br />

efforts in the south west are not affected by contamination.<br />

Contamination Wrecks Recycling<br />

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WASTE REDUCTION GROUP<br />

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<strong>Waste</strong> is a part of everyday lives whether it be in the home, workplace, school or<br />

at an event. The <strong>Waste</strong> REDUCTION Group with its member councils are working<br />

together to help spread the word about being wise about waste and offer<br />

assistance with waste minimisation planning in all these areas.<br />

If your workplace, school, event or community group is interested in learning more<br />

about waste minimisation and litter prevention initiatives, we are more than happy<br />

to help with your waste management efforts.<br />

For Further Information<br />

Cydoni Younie Tony Phillips<br />

Regional Education Officer <strong>Waste</strong> <strong>Wise</strong> Event Co-ordinator<br />

P: 5571 1520 M: 0407 792 482<br />

M:0409 011 974 E:birriwindi@westvic.com.au<br />

E:younie@ansonic.com.au<br />

Dunkeld– Plastic Bag Free Town Program<br />

Recycling At Events– Gnatanwarr Festival<br />

<strong>Waste</strong> & Litter Information at Mortlake Buskers Festival<br />

Community Education– Home Composting


For further information about waste management and other<br />

sustainability issues try the following websites.<br />

Sustainability Victoria<br />

http://www.sustainability.vic.gov.au<br />

Environment Protection Authority Victoria<br />

http://www.epa.vic.gov.au<br />

PO Box 84, CAMPERDOWN 3260<br />

P:5593 7100<br />

W: www.corangamite.vic.gov.au<br />

PO Box 152, PORTLAND 3305<br />

P:5522 2200<br />

W: www.glenelg.vic.gov.au<br />

PO Box 51, PORT FAIRY 3284<br />

P:1300 656 564<br />

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