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Waste and Recycling Guide

Download this years Waste and Recycling Guide for your bin days, bulk bins, tip passes and using your bins.

Instead of receiving your annual Waste and Recycling Guide in your letterbox, we’re encouraging you to download it to help reduce waste. Printed copies of the Waste and Recycling Guide and the Calendars are available at the City of Bayswater Civic Centre and all City libraries.

Waste and Recycling Calendar

Download a digital copy of the Waste and Recycling Calendar - Area 1 or Area 2. This is a quick guide to find your bin day and which bins to place out each bins. You can also find your bin day using our helpful 'Find my bin collection day' software on the Bins and Collection Days page.

Printed copies of the Waste and Recycling Calendar are available at the City of Bayswater Civic Centre, and the Bayswater, Maylands and Morley libraries. 

    Online Waste and Recycling Guide

    Download the online Waste and Recycling Guide below.

    Waste and Recycling GuidE 2025/26

    The online guide goes through:

    • Helpful tips on sorting your waste into the correct bins
    • Information on bulk bins and the Baywaste Transfer Station & Recycling Centre
    • Mattress and whitegoods collections
    • Where to take items that don't belong in any bin.

    Printed copies are available at the City of Bayswater Civic Centre, and the Bayswater, Maylands and Morley libraries. 

     

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