
- What can I put in my recycling bin?
- Where are the local Waste and Recycling Centres?
- What do I do if my bin is broken or missed?
- Information about Suntown landfill
- Sustainable Gardening Workshop online registration
- State waste levy information
- New landfill disposal charges effective from 1 December 2011
- $750 recycling subsidy for business
- What can I put in my recycling bin?
- Where are the local Waste and Recycling Centres?
- What do I do if my bin is broken or missed?
- Information about Suntown landfill
- Sustainable Gardening Workshop online registration
- State waste levy information
- New landfill disposal charges effective from 1 December 2011
- $750 recycling subsidy for business
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2020 Vision on Waste
Gold Coast residents, businesses and visitors together bury enough waste in city landfills each year to fill more than 1500 Olympic-sized swimming pools. This is literally a wasted resource in terms of land and the waste buried there.
The 2020 Vision on Waste promotes world-class solid waste management infrastructure and services, which emphasise resource conservation and recovery, rather than waste disposal.
Through consultation with the community, Council has created a 20-year plan that aims to reduce the city’s reliance on landfill as the major solution to solid waste. At the centre of the strategy are the two main aims of:
- reducing the amount of waste materials generated and discarded in the city
- considering better ways to reuse, recycle and recover energy from waste before disposal
The strategy for short, medium and long-term solid waste management on the Gold Coast is currently under review.
Gold Coast City Council Solid Waste Management Strategy 2002-2007 (308kb)

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