Category: Rubbish Statistics

Public parks are meant to be spaces for recreation, relaxation, and connection with nature, providing a peaceful environment for everyone. However, the growing issue of littering and illegal dumping in Australia's parks is disrupting this ideal experience. Littering and illegal dumping statistics in public parks reveal a concerning increase in waste, which harms the environment […]

Australia's beaches are well-known for their breathtaking beauty. Golden sands meet crystal-clear waters under endless blue skies! These treasures are truly unmatched in the world! But there is an increasing risk that could ruin these wonders. Beaches are becoming dumping grounds for trash. From washed-up plastic bottles to microplastics in the sand, litter threatens our […]

Strewing in and out of the walls of educational institutions affects the environment and creates unwanted outcomes beyond the school grounds. It highlights how littering can adversely affect teachers, students, and the bigger ecosystem, requiring structured waste management practices. Precise school littering statistics are unavailable, and insights can only be derived from general littering trends […]

Spas and hot tubs help alleviate muscle pain and relax the entire body. However, when they stop working properly, they must be disposed of properly. The problem is that spa and hot tub removal can be cumbersome.  You must get rid of your spa or hot tub for several reasons. They can get old and […]

Understanding fibreglass recycling and disposal in Sydney is critical to maintaining ecologically acceptable practices. Proper disposal and professional recycling services are crucial for the eco-friendly disposal of fibreglass, thus reducing the environmental impact of fibreglass waste in Sydney. Fibreglass waste generation is frequently established in construction and demolition waste statistics, making it challenging to identify […]

Properly disposing of tyres in Sydney is essential for safeguarding the environment and adhering to local laws. Tyres cannot be discarded with regular rubbish because they pose an environmental risk.  Why Proper Tyre Disposal is Important Appropriate tyre disposal is consequential for various reasons, including environmental protection and public and safety assurance. Improper discarding of […]

Understanding the proper methods on how to remove a lawnmower in Sydney ensures safety and sustainable considerations. Before deciding to dispose of your lawnmower, consider its condition. It can be donated to local charities or community organisations if it works. You’ll benefit others and help reduce waste that goes to the tip. So, how do […]

One of the biggest pieces of furniture that's a challenge to dispose of is a piano. Whether it's an upright or a grand piano, removing a piano once it breaks down or you decide to upgrade your home becomes difficult. It's the same issue for those who downgrade to a smaller house, an apartment or […]

The world population was estimated to be around 8 billion in 2023 and is projected to increase to 8.5 billion in 2030. These significant numbers, along with growing urbanisation and consumerism, directly impact global waste and trash production. The environmental and health consequences of inefficient and unchecked waste management can have far-reaching impacts. But despite […]

It's curbside collection day! You open your trash bin and find rubbish you've never seen before. What's worse is that the trash needs to be sorted out. You end up opening bags and boxes, going through the litter, and segregating what you can. What a hassle! In the middle of the chaos, you ask, "How […]

As the holiday season nears, Australians prepare for festive parties, gift-giving, and sumptuous feasts. With all the celebrations comes a surge in waste from wrapping paper, food packaging, and materials used in various events and festivities.  Understanding Christmas waste statistics can help homes, offices, and businesses make more sustainable holiday choices, ensuring kinder celebrations for […]

Packaging materials such as plastics, cardboard, and paper are significant waste products found in most homes, offices, and manufacturing companies, making clutter and disposal a hassle. In homes, boxes, single-use plastic bags, and styrofoam food containers overflow bins, leading to more frequent rubbish collection schedules and trips to recycling centres and landfills. Excessive packaging can […]

Good news! Australia is slowly heading in the right direction regarding waste management. According to the latest report, 63% of the country’s waste is being recovered and reused. This inspires everyone, especially those in the commercial sector, which makes up 43% of the total waste produced by the country. So, let us focus on commercial […]

After trimming hedges and cutting overgrown tree branches, what do I do with waste timber wood? Can I put it in a green waste bin or take it directly to a recycling centre?  In Australia, you can’t just throw away timber waste in regular rubbish bins or directly to landfills or recycling sites. You must […]

Have you ever wondered where that piece of candy wrapper you threw in the bin or that plastic bag you discarded will eventually end up? In Australia, most rubbish we throw away in bins is in landfills. ABC News reports that despite national efforts to control rubbish disposal, a large portion of rubbish in the […]