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If you are planning any kind of home improvement, it is best to check for any signs of asbestos. Visit asbestos.vic.gov.au for the facts.
Public Place Recycling: Effective use of public place recycling is a good way to reduce waste to landfill and increase resource recovery. Check the section called ‘Public Place Recycling’ and ask your council for local details.
E-waste is a growing part of the waste stream. Most transfer stations accept e-waste, which can be recycled to recover valuable resources.
A large range of items can be recycled. To check what can go into your recycle bin or disposed of and reused through the transfer station system, go to the ‘A-Z guide to recycling and waste’ on this website.
A large range of items can be recycled. To check what can go into your recycle bin or disposed of and reused through the transfer station system, go to the ‘A-Z guide to recycling and waste’ on this website.
Landfill construction and operation can be a costly and intensive process. One of the State’s goals is to reduce the amount of material to landfill.
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