Category: Recycling

The City of Gold Coast local council offers residential bin collections, on-demand kerbside collection, and waste and recycling centres. Likewise, it promotes waste reduction through reusing, recycling, and recovering materials. The Gold Coast City’s use for general waste, recycling, and organic waste bin collection all feed into a significant overhaul of bin collection schedules designed […]

If you were to ask, “Can I put wood in my yellow recycling bin?” the answer would be “No”. Wood materials biodegrade naturally, so they cannot be reprocessed like paper or plastic. Unlike plastic, wood can be shredded and recycled at specialist facilities and made into mulch or compost, which improves soil quality. The environmental […]

In Australia, food insecurity has affected a huge portion of the population, with millions of households struggling to access adequate food. According to the Foodbank Hunger Report for 2024, 3.4 million people must have run out of food in the past year. Food waste is one of the primary reasons for hunger and food insecurity […]

Since September 2023, Australia has had over 16 million credit cards active, which is 11% less than the historical average of over 18 million. In January 2025, there were 44.16 million debit cards in circulation. Most plastic cards are manufactured with polyvinyl chloride (PVC), making them recyclable without requiring complex materials. However, they usually comprise […]

Mobile phone recycling in Australia aids in reducing landfill waste, conserving our natural resources, and rewarding businesses with the retrieval of precious metals. Currently, 22 million to 24 million unused mobile phones sit inside drawers.  This results in a waste of resources and possible environmental harm through careless disposal methods. Only a small percentage of […]

Australia's tyre waste management is required to prevent environmental hazards and health threats while enhancing economic benefits through recycling. Furthermore, having viable options for disposing of tyres allows for their reuse and reduces the amount of undesired waste that goes to landfills. This article discusses recycling methods, associated statistics and the benefits of eco-friendly disposal […]

Dirty homes are more likely to provide a buffet for various pests. ​Excess junk in a house offers pests food, water and shelter​. Food waste (organic waste), trash, paper, and moisture attract pests such as rodents, cockroaches, ants, and silverfish. Vacuuming, organising, managing food properly and sealing cracks can keep vermin away. All Gone Rubbish Removals help households […]

Is your junk accumulating, and there is nothing to sort it out? You have ways to dispose of waste, either by renting skip bins amicably or calling junk removalists for their servicing. Skip bins are a convenient, time-saving and efficient way of storing and managing waste. However, hiring rubbish removal might be more cost-effective, efficient, and time-saving if […]

Dispose of oil properly to avoid contamination and adhere to regulations. Used oil can contaminate soil and water, damage ecosystems and even threaten human health. Various types of oil require different means of disposal to prevent contaminating soil and water, which also endanger ecosystems and threaten human health. All Gone Rubbish Removals provides fast and same-day […]

House junk comprised most of the illegally dumped material in 2019–20, accounting for 62% of all incidents reported in the EPA’s Report Illegal Dumping online system. Sydneysider households throw away enormous amounts of junk, contributing to over 3.5 million tonnes of waste yearly as of 2022. system. With urban communities producing an increasing amount of […]

Hard rubbish is different because it comprises bigger, bulkier items that don't fit within the most common modes of waste collection, like fridges, dishwashers, couches, computers and cupboards. It usually requires special collection services or special disposal events.  On the other hand, household waste comprises small, typically considered food residue, smaller containers or household items. All Gone […]

Sydney generates millions of tonnes of waste each year, requiring special facilities to dispose of this waste properly. Access to drop-in waste facilities is vital for maintaining a clean yet sustainable environment as the population grows and garbage production increases in urban areas. The city has rubbish tips that offer the necessary infrastructure to dispose […]

New South Wales local councils provide various waste bins for diverse waste materials, including general waste, organic waste, and those for recycling. Bins come in different colours and types designated for each kind of waste. Realising the available specific bin types can expedite responsible waste removal and deliver beneficial recycling efforts. Effective waste segregation of […]

New South Wales is facing critical issues about improper TV removal in landfills because of the environmental impact associated with electronic waste. A horde of broken or outdated televisions considerably adds to tip waste. This guide provides clear and actionable measures for responsible TV disposal. All Gone Rubbish Removals offer professional services for safe TV […]

As the holiday approaches, more food is on the table for the celebration. However, only some of this food is consumed, and much is thrown away in bins.  Trash is like a welcome home for rodents, especially rats and mice. It offers suitable hiding spots, breeding grounds, and plenty of food.  Keeping your home and […]