BE WASTE AWARE

What goes where

Organics

ORGANICS

Problem Waste

PROBLEM WASTE

Recyclables

RECYCLING

Bulky Waste

BULK WASTE

Landfill

LANDFILL

Business Waste

BUSINESS WASTE

Reuse

REUSE

Education

EDUCATION

WHAT'S HAPPENING

Recycle Right

Click here to learn how to recycle right

Scraps to Soil

Click here to get involved in home composting & worm farming

Community Recycling Centres

Most of the waste accepted at Community Recycling Centres can be reused or recycled. Click to find out more

Less is More

Click here to view times for our Decluttering workshops

Eco Cleaning

Eco cleaning is a really easy and effective way to clean your home without harsh chemicals.

Bees Wax Wrap Workshop

Learn how to make your own bees wax wraps and keep your food fresh and plastic free!

Your Buisiness is Food

Learn how this free program provides you with information and resources to reduce the amount of food you throw away in your business

Picitup

The picitup program is designed to encourage and support individuals and community groups who do litter clean-ups.

Midwaste Regional Waste Forum

Midwaste Regional Waste Forum1 day ago

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Michael

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Midwaste Regional Waste Forum4 days ago

Could be very handy!
Port Macquarie Hastings Sustainability Network Taree Community Garden Our Living Coast Coffs Coast Waste Services

Love Food Hate Waste NSW

Struggle to remember what's in your pantry when grocery shopping… or left the shopping list on the bench?

Groliste have just launched an app that allows you to create and share grocery lists with family and friends and set up a virtual pantry and meal planning schedules, while also providing delicious recipe recommendations!

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Midwaste Regional Waste Forum4 days ago

This is what we need!
Midcoast Waste Services Kempsey Shire Council Port Macquarie-Hastings Council Coffs Coast Waste Services Oxhill Organics NSW DPI Dairy

Edible bale wrap developed to reduce livestock farm waste - Farmers Weekly

Three PhD students have invented an edible bale wrap to reduce farm waste. The patent-pending BioNet biopolymer was developed specifically for farms to

fwi.co.uk

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Midwaste Regional Waste Forum1 week ago

More awesome work to avoid food waste from Oz Harvest!
https://twitter.com/dailyeditionon7/status/1136855981944557569?s=21
Love Food Hate Waste NSW Port Macquarie Hastings Sustainability Network Coffs Coast Waste Services MidCoast Council Midcoast Waste Services 1 Million Women

The Daily Edition on Twitter

“Food fighter @RonniOzHarvest is continuing her fight to end food waste and world hunger - and she's sharing the details of @ozharvest's new regional campaign. 🍴 #TDE7 https://t.co/MNfzGGEK2d”

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Midwaste Regional Waste Forum1 week ago

Are you ready for the plastic free July challenge!
https://www.instagram.com/p/ByVGKpBjvvB/?igshid=b10e7ian930x
https://www.plasticfreejuly.org/
Port Macquarie Hastings Sustainability Network Our Living Coast Coffs Coast Waste Services Midcoast Waste Services Plastic Free July Take 3 The Rhi Rebellion

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Midwaste Regional Waste Forum1 week ago

Calling all hospitality waste warriors! Have your waste avoidance work recognised by the inaugural Food Saver Award supported by the NSW EPA at the 2019 NSW Awards for Excellence. Port Macquarie Chamber of Commerce Port Macquarie Hastings Sustainability Network Our Living Coast Coffs Coast Waste Services Element Bar Coffs Harbour Greater Port Macquarie Tourism Association Finnian's Irish Tavern

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Reuse Reduce Recycle Midwaste Regional Waste Forum (Midwaste) comprises six Councils located on the Mid North Coast of New South Wales. Bellingen Shire, Coffs Harbour City and Nambucca Shire form the northern sub-region, Kempsey Shire and Port Macquarie-Hastings form the mid sub-region and Mid Coast Council comprise the southern sub-region. Together, the 6 Midwaste Councils encompass approximately 21,000 square kilometres.

Major industries in the region are farming and logging and the coast is a popular destination for tourists, families and retirees. Seasonal variations in population, due to the influx of tourists during the peak holiday periods, add a level of complexity to the region’s waste management. Waste generated from the additional population influences both the composition and the quantity of waste generated during the holiday seasons.

MIDWASTE is Proudly supported by these regional councils

This program is supported by the NSW EPA Waste Less, Recycle More initiative funded from the waste levy.