Recycling

Geelong is set to process more food waste locally after the addition of two in-vessel HotRot composting units at the City of Greater Geelong’s Anakie Organics Processing Facility.

The City of Greater Geelong is installing additional rock barriers to help prevent a repeat of illegal dumping at Point Henry.

To support residents this Plastic Free July we have created a beginners' guide to shopping at your local whole foods store.

Residents can pick up free locally made compost for their spring planting from five community organisations on Saturday 7 October 2023.

Our recycled roads mean we’re using fewer virgin materials while turning waste into a valuable resource, an important part of our commitment to creating a local circular economy.

Residents may notice bright red and lime green bins dotted around Greater Geelong’s streets, as the City begins its transition to Victorian bin standard colours.

We've compiled a handy list to help you rethink, renew and recycle.

This year you might notice signs around Geelong asking 'If you can, take your rubbish with you'. This request is for everyone, tourists and residents. And here's why.

The Geelong Resource Recovery Centre will temporarily stop accepting garden organics, soil and rubble from 1 February, to allow part of the facility to close for upgrade works.

The City of Greater Geelong has been awarded a coveted 6-Star NABERS waste rating for the Wurriki Nyal Civic Precinct located at 137-149 Mercer Street, Geelong.

Two local businesses can now get their innovative projects off the ground and contributing to our circular economy, after receiving Clean Economy Grants from the City of Greater Geelong.

Community participation for this year’s Clean Up Australia Day is growing, with many schools, volunteer organisations and community groups already registered to clean up across Greater Geelong on Sunday 3 March.