Hastie Waste

04/06/2026

♻️ We would like to share a friendly reminder about safe loading.

By keeping your load level with the rim and loading your bin safely, you're helping protect our drivers, other road users, and the wider community.

Thank you to our valued customers for doing their part and helping us keep safety a priority. 🚛

12/05/2026

Batterries are a major cause of fires in the waste industry so please divert them to a recycling depot for safe disposal.

🔋🚚 Waste Collection – Battery Safety Reminder 🚚🔋
Earlier today, a small fire occurred in the back of one of our side loader trucks. The cause has been identified as an e scooter battery that was placed in a household bin.
Thanks to the quick thinking of our driver and the swift response from DFES, the fire was extinguished quickly. Thankfully, no one was injured.
The truck is now being assessed and, as we are currently one vehicle short, some general waste collections may be delayed.
Please leave your bins out and we’ll collect them as soon as possible.

To safely manage the situation, the truck contents was off loaded near John Banks Memorial Dog Park, while Fire Services secured the area. The material will now be taken to landfill.
This incident is an important reminder that batteries must not be placed in household bins. When compacted in trucks or handled at waste facilities, batteries can spark, overheat and cause fires.

🚫 Batteries do not belong in any of the three household bins.
This includes batteries found in everyday items such as e scooters, mobile phones, laptops and tablets, power tools and toys, cameras and vapes.

How to dispose of batteries the right way:
🔋Batteries inside items (e waste): place out for an e waste collection or drop off at McCombe Road or Stanley Road
🔋Loose lithium batteries: take to Stanley Road Waste Management Facility
🔋Household batteries: drop off at Stanley Road or a local battery drop off point
👉 Find your nearest location: https://vist.ly/53v3e

Thanks for your patience and for helping keep our waste crews safe 💚🔋

05/05/2026

Important Service Update for the Shire of Boyup Brook

Please be advised that we have temporarily suspended our skip bin services within the Shire of Boyup Brook.

This change is due to recent amendments to the local tip license, which impacts our ability to dispose of skip bin contents at that facility.

The following waste types are not permitted for disposal at the site:

* Banned e-waste items (e.g. televisions, computers, batteries)
* Furniture containing MDF or engineered wood products (including bonded resins, glues, adhesives, laminates, lead based paint or composite materials)

We are committed to maintaining service for our commercial and residential customers. Our Front Lift services will continue to operate as normal, with disposal continuing at the Cleanaway site in Dardanup.

We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause and thank you for your patience as we manage these changes.

For any questions regarding your current service or alternative waste solutions, please contact us directly.