A to Z of waste disposal guide

B-cycle (Battery Recycling)

• Find your nearest battery recycling location for a range of batteries and how to safely store them.

Council Service Centres:

• Croydon Service Centre: Croydon Library, Civic Square, Croydon
• Recycling Station at Realm, 179 Maroondah Highway, Ringwood

ALDI Stores

• To find your nearest ALDI store, visit the ALDI website

Battery World stores

• To find your nearest Battery World, visit the Battery World website  

Bunnings stores

• To find your nearest Bunnings store, visit the Bunnings website 

Coles stores

• To find your nearest Coles store, visit the Coles website

IGA Stores

• To find your nearest IGA store, visit the IGA website 

Woolworths stores 

• To find your nearest Woolworths store, visit the Woolworths website

Car batteries are unable to be disposed of in any bin. Please see below options for safe disposal of car batteries. 

AA Recycling

• 50 Fussell Road, Kilsyth
• Ph: 9728 3855

Battery World stores

• To find your nearest Battery World, visit the Battery World website 

Repco stores

• To find your nearest Repco, visit the Repco website 

Supercheap Auto

• To find your nearest Supercheap Auto, visit the Supercheap Auto website

Recycling and waste centre

To dispose of this item, contact your local recycling and waste centre. We recommend you visit their website or phone ahead to check opening hours, confirm what items are accepted at the facility, and what charges may apply. View Recycling and waste centres for further information and to find a centre near you.

Donate, sell or give away (if in useable condition)

Find your nearest op shop, visit Facebook Marketplace or websites such as Ziilch or Gumtree.

Toy Libraries Australia 

High quality, unbroken toys (no soft toys), can be donated to your local toy library.

Big W Toys for Joy

Some toys can be recycled by dropping off to your nearest participating Big W store. Visit the Big W website for a list of acceptable items and closest store location.

Can now be disposed of in household garbage bins, according to the CFA.

For more information contact Sustainability Victoria on 1300 363 744 or www.sustainability.vic.gov.au

Council kerbside collection

• Remove all batteries, place in general waste bin, emptied weekly

Electronic waste

E-waste – or electronic waste – refers to unwanted and discarded electrical and electronic products – essentially anything powered by batteries or an electrical cord and plug.

E-waste cannot be disposed of in any bin. There are a number of ways to dispose of your e-waste in Maroondah, including Council run e-waste recycling drop off events.  To find out how to safely dispose of your e-waste, visit our electronic waste collection page.

Electronic Waste

E-waste – or electronic waste – refers to unwanted and discarded electrical and electronic products – essentially anything powered by batteries or an electrical cord and plug.

E-waste cannot be disposed of in any bin. There are a number of ways to dispose of your e-waste in Maroondah, including Council run e-waste recycling drop off events.  To find out how to safely dispose of your e-waste, visit our electronic waste collection page.

E-waste disposal

E-waste – or electronic waste – refers to unwanted and discarded electrical and electronic products – essentially anything powered by batteries or an electrical cord and plug.

E-waste cannot be disposed of in any bin. There are a number of ways to dispose of your e-waste in Maroondah, including Council run e-waste recycling drop off events.  To find out how to safely dispose of your e-waste, visit our electronic waste collection page. 

E-waste disposal

E-waste – or electronic waste – refers to unwanted and discarded electrical and electronic products – essentially anything powered by batteries or an electrical cord and plug.

E-waste cannot be disposed of in any bin. There are a number of ways to dispose of your e-waste in Maroondah, including Council run e-waste recycling drop off events.  To find out how to safely dispose of your e-waste, visit our electronic waste collection page.

E-waste disposal

E-waste – or electronic waste – refers to unwanted and discarded electrical and electronic products – essentially anything powered by batteries or an electrical cord and plug.

E-waste cannot be disposed of in any bin. There are a number of ways to dispose of your e-waste in Maroondah, including Council run e-waste recycling drop off events.  To find out how to safely dispose of your e-waste, visit our electronic waste collection page.