Great for recycling, steel and electrical items etc. Can't accept cardboard and paper since paper…read moremill closed. Now have small op shop and tools. Unfortunately they had to restrict drop off access hours due to problems with theft. excellent for recycling instead of having to take everything to landfill, been dropping items here for years

this recycling centre is in Aspley next to the Special School. they recycle all bottles and cans…read moreplus cardboard. you can also take some electrical items which they will strip down. Please dont take your junk there, they can only handle specific items and do not have charity bins anymore. we take all of our glass and drink cans and cardboard, we just save the plastic for our recycling bin at home. the more we put through Kingfisher, the more the school will benefit.

Good machinery friendly service and fast transfer to the bank account when set up with the app in…read moregoogle store

Whoever created Reverse Garbage is a genius and should be given a medal for helping to solve the…read moreworld's waste problems. Don't get me started on my overconsumption rant! Reverse Garbage is a not-for-profit that accepts donations of industrial scraps or pays a small fee for them, organises them in a way that is consumer-friendly and sells them, saving "rubbish" from going into landfill. As a sewer, I love their fabric scraps. Most of it's off-cuts of pretty odd shapes but there are some small rolls of fabric too. Selling truly random things like bottle caps, brochures, long tubes of mesh-like fabric--things that would otherwise be considered junk--this is a great place for creative souls, kindergarten teachers in search of craft material and anyone who wants to look first for second-hand materials before buying something new and contributing to the cycle of consumption! Uh-oh, I feel that rant coming on again...

Full of bits of wood, mannequins, plastic, rope, fabric and thousands of other bits and bobs that…read morewere going to be thrown out by various industrial places. In this way, they are stopping waste and allowing things to have a second chance at life. They are always getting new things in and the best way to hear about their latest bargain is to keep an eye on their facebook page. They are a not-for-profit organisation that goes to schools to do workshops and have a small shop that sells upcycled handmade goodies from local craftspeople. If you love craft and DIY (or you're renovating your house), this is the place for you. Everything is priced reasonably. I have used some of their things for my own crafting projects. Perhaps the only problem is their location; they can be a bit hard to get to. I catch the bus and jump off at the P.A. Hospital. From there it's about a 15 minute walk.