Compare live prices from local Illawarra suppliers, from the northern beaches and the escarpment towns to central Wollongong and Lake Illawarra. One postcode, honest prices, sorted online.
Match the bin to the job, not the pile. Tap a size to see what it holds and what it costs in Wollongong now.
A small reno, a deck pull-up, or a big whole-house declutter.
General or heavy waste; mind the heavy cap
Prices are indicative, from recent Illawarra quotes, and move with suburb, waste type and weight. Your postcode gives the live figure.
Tell us where in Wollongong the bin's going.
See live prices from local suppliers, pick your size and waste type.
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Wollongong runs as a thin coastal strip, and prices shift as you head north or south, so it pays to price your exact suburb.
Thirroul, Austinmer, Bulli, Woonona, Corrimal, Fairy Meadow, Helensburgh
Wollongong, North Wollongong, Keiraville, Gwynneville, Figtree, Unanderra, Mount Ousley
Port Kembla, Warrawong, Berkeley, Windang, Kanahooka, Dapto, Horsley
Short answer: on your own block, no. On the verge, footpath or road, yes, and that's a licence from Wollongong City Council under the Local Government Act. The catch here is terrain. The city sits on a narrow shelf between the escarpment and the sea, so steep driveways and tight streets can rule out some spots. Your supplier handles these placements every week and can steer you.
Nearly everything runs through one council-owned site, and the gate fees plus the NSW levy are built into your price.
The council-owned waste and resource recovery park on Reddalls Road.
On-site drop-off for paint, gas bottles, batteries and other problem waste.
Reusable goods pulled off the tip face and resold on site.
The coast, the campus and the old steel town shape what fills a skip here.
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