Bin collection dates Find the next collection day for your waste, recycling and green organics bins or download your collection calendar.
A-Z disposal guide Find how to dispose of common household items and everyday products. See what goes in which bin and other disposal options.
SRWRA School Recycled Art Competition 2021 We are calling out to all year 4-7 primary school classes / students in the Cities of Holdfast Bay, Marion and Onkaparinga to create artwork that illustrates the theme: Circular Economy.
Kerbside bin collection service Information about your wheelie bins include when they are collected, extra bins and bin issues including missed, broken or stolen bins.
Hard waste & mattress collection bookings Do you need to get rid of items that cannot be recycled or are too bulky to go in kerbside bins?
Report an issue with your bin You can report missed bin collections, lost or stolen bins or damaged bins online.
Request a green organics pass Do you have excess green organics you need to dispose of? Request a free green organics disposal pass.
Composting at home We offer subsidies and workshops to residents to help reduce the amount of organic matter that goes to landfill and cut the production of greenhouse gas emissions.
Waste and recycling drop-off options Residents can access these drop off options to help dispose of unwanted items. Including e-waste, dumps, bottle and can recyclers and scrap metal recyclers.
Waste Nott recycling store The Waste Nott Recycling Store diverts items from landfill and sells them to the community as low-cost supplies for art, education and fun.
Shopping trolleys Report abandoned shopping trolleys direct to the relevant retailer. Find their contact details here.
Balloons To reduce damage to wildlife and natural spaces, the City of Onkaparinga is no longer using balloons at council-hosted events. We are also encouraging those participating in events with council or on council land, to consider using alternatives to balloons.
Single use plastics ban From 1 March 2021, single-use plastic straws, cutlery and stirrers will be prohibited from sale, supply or distribution in South Australia.