Melbourne is abundant with home improvement activity. Waste generated from construction and demolition projects across Australia accounts for almost one-third of the country’s annual waste. We’re talking figures in the mega-tonnes. Around 35% of this, or 7 million tonnes, ends up in landfills, creating space issues and polluting the environment.
You've decided to clear the clutter, but did you know that you might need a permit from the council to park a skip? WMWaste provide skip bins with permits.
By the end of next year, retailers, takeaways and small stores will be parting way with any lightweight plastic bags – in fact, it will be illegal if they provide customers with any single-use bags. The move comes after major Australian retailers such as Woolworths and Coles took it upon themselves to take plastic bags out of circulation in an attempt to protect the environment– although, Coles has recently decided to make reusable plastic bags free.
Every Australian household will be affected by China’s ban on imports of our recycling. If you’re like many other Australians, you’re wondering why a decision made in a foreign country thousands of kilometres across the sea should make recycling more important than ever in this country. Here’s what you need to know.
We all have that one area around the house that is the junk pile. Filled with old magazines, newspapers, damaged bicycles, pieces of wood you were going to “use for something”, your grandmother’s old carpet, furniture you were going to repurpose and any number of bits and pieces no-one wants. The junk pile slowly gets bigger each year. To clear it all out, you’re looking at a few dozen trips to the dump, so it’s tempting to put it off until next year. But you don’t need to wait; you can hire a skip bin!
Because we are situated in Boronia, in Victoria’s South Eastern suburbs, pricing for
our services is dependent on the distance we will need to travel to drop off and collect the rubbish skips.
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