Algal bloom information

The state government has created a web page that answers a wide range of questions and provides a list of links to other relevant state government agencies leading the response.

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Sustainability rebates and subsidies

Sustainability rebates are currently open for applications. Eligible applications will be assessed on a first come first served basis until the funding pool for each category is fully expended.

Funds for the following categories have already been fully expended for the 2025-26 financial year: dark to light roof, insulation, rainwater tank, EV charging, gas to electric appliances, energy assessment, double glazing, ebike and cargo bike, initial significant/regulated tree assessment.

For any enquiries, please contact our Customer Relations team on 8384 0666.

FAQ's

Sustainability Rebates frequently asked questions.

T&C's

Sustainability Rebate terms and conditions.

Cloth nappies

Residents can apply for a rebate for cloth nappies.

Sanitary products

Residents can apply for rebates for the purchase of reusable sanitary products.

Indigenous plants

Residents can apply for a rebate to purchase indigenous plants for their gardens.

Bin latches

Residents can purchase subsidised bin latches at our customer service offices.

Composting at home

Residents can purchase subsidised home composting systems - compost bins, worm farms and bokashi buckets.

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Organics bin stickers

Taking pride in and sharing the act of placing your food scraps in the green bin can have a positive impact.

Litter clean up kits

From corporate clean ups to a clean-up in a park after a barbecue, the group kits are available to residents, schools, clubs, kindergartens, businesses and community groups in the City of Onkaparinga area.

Compostable bags

Compostable bags are now available to purchase from our Customer Services offices.

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