Throughout the area there are many waste management centres including recycling facilities. Depending on your background, you may refer to these as 'tips' or 'dumps'. Services offered at each facility vary so please refer to the articles below for specific details.

Toowoomba Regional Council operates 38 waste facilities throughout the region.  Some of these sites are restricted to accept domestic waste only and can not accept any commercial waste. 

The following table lists the operating hours of each site.  

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Also known as "municipal solid waste", domestic waste is waste that is generated as a result of the ordinary day-to-day use of a domestic premise and either:-

  1. taken from the premises by or on behalf of the person who generated the waste; or
  2. collected by or on behalf of a local govt as part of a waste collection and disposal system.

It is not domestic waste if it is...

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Asbestos is a type of building material used in the building industry between the 1940s and late 1980s. Before the health risks were known, asbestos products were widely used because they were durable, fire resistant and had good insulation properties.

Only a licensed contractor should remove or break materials that could possibly contain asbestos fibres.

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Some waste facilities do not accept commercial waste.  The list below has been written to assist in distinguishing between domestic waste and commercial waste.

Commercial waste is generated as a result of carrying out of any of the following activities:-  

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