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Did you know that your food waste can be used to help South Australian farmers and growers to produce more food?...

Paper towel can be composted by placing it in your green organics bin.Paper towel is made from recycled, low-gra...

All food scraps, including citrus, onion, dairy, meat, bones, fish, fruit and vegetables, need to be recycled th...

It's a common misconception that putting your food and organic waste in your landfill bin is no different from p...

Shredded paper, sticky notes and other small pieces of paper can go in your green bin.Paper provides a great sou...

All food scraps, tissues, paper towel, shredded paper, and more can be composted through your green bin.If you’r...

Anything that grows in your garden can go in your green bin – that includes flowers, weeds, lawn clippings, leav...

Pet waste can in fact be composted through your green bin.You may say ‘ewww’ to pet poo, but rest assured the co...

Coffee grounds, tea bags and loose tea leaves can go into your green bin, or your home compost bin.Coffee ground...

Once collected from your kerbside, your food and garden organics are taken to a local composting facility. In So...

Having a fire to keep you nice and toasty this winter? Ashes and charcoal can go into your green bin, but only o...

Cardboard egg cartons can be composted through your green bin.Egg cartons are made from recycled, low-grade pape...

Pizza boxes – especially when they’re greasy and have cheese or other food stuck to them – are great in your gre...

Nail clippings and hair from both humans and pets can go in the green bin – following the general rule, ‘if it g...

Pencil and other wood shavings, like sawdust, can go in your green bin.If you have your own composting system se...

For many, the festive season is a time when we prepare and eat lots of delicious food, but the unfortunate real...