Top 7 items Sydneysiders need help to recycle
Trending online searches revealed. Plus, how to get rid of them the right way.
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A green and sustainable city
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6 tips for smarter fashion choices to cut waste
Make decisions today your future self and the environment will thank you for.
How to give your pre-loved clothes a new life
Keep fashion in motion because nothing in your wardrobe should go to waste.
The unexpected items you can drop off at Recycle It Saturday
They might look like junk but they’re not waste. Bring your forgotten household bits and pieces to us and we’ll give them a new life.
We're using stormwater to flush Zetland's toilets
The hidden water recycling plant at Green Square is expanding
Electrifying performance: Victoria Park Pool goes gas-free
A cleaner way to keep our swimmers comfortable all year round.
Meet the changemakers leading Sydney’s circular fashion movement
Make your threads count. Discover local brands leading the way in circular fashion.
Verve leads the way with a green building grant
How an Erskineville apartment complex cut emissions, saved on power and future-proofed itself for electric vehicles.
Donate quality furniture and help support reuse in our area
Our communities have donated 430 furniture items to families in need – that’s approximately 3.8 tonnes diverted from landfill.
Get recycling help from home
Quickly find out what to do with unwanted packaging and household items. We have info about more than 1,700 items online.
New free waste signs: get yours now
Nudge your neighbours in the right direction.
Get in the loop: Learn about Sydney’s circular economy
Rethinking how we buy and throw away.
Insects fight food waste naturally
In a NSW first, larvae turn your scraps into animal feed and fertiliser.
Energy, water, waste: 3 handy guides for apartment buildings
Building managers and strata committees use this practical how-to information.
4 free ways to recycle empty blister packs
They’re made of valuable materials but can’t be recycled in kerbside bins. Here’s what to do with them instead.
Nectar No-Nos: Why Sharing Is Not Always Caring for Lorikeets
Learn more about this ‘hairy’ tongue bird and what you can do to help keep them healthy and happy.
Pals with pigeons: the secret identity of this common city-dweller
Learn more about the ever-present creature and what you can do to help keep our neighbourhoods healthy
From dumpster to Dempstah: recycling textile waste
How a City of Sydney grant recipient turned unwanted clothing into high-quality yarn
Seagulls snacking: Seaside scavengers in the city
Understand the eating habits of our feathered friends to keep our cities healthy
The heat is on to map microclimates in Sydney
Redfern, Moore Park, Pyrmont – where do you think the hottest spots are in our area?
Keeping up with the cockatoos
Find out why you should think twice before sharing your snacks with these spirited birds
Meet the locals who rescue items from apartment bin rooms
Our Ultimo recycling pop-up has opened 137 times, saving more than 52 tonnes of valuable materials from landfill.
A guide to what you can and can’t recycle this Christmas
Is Christmas wrapping paper recyclable? What should I do with my old Christmas tree? Our waste expert shares tips on tidying up after the festive season.
Powering ahead with more on-street charging options
How we’re helping residents switch to electric vehicles.
Inside the life of Sydney's unofficial mascot, the white ibis
Learn more about these ‘bin chickens’ and what you can do to help keep them happy and healthy.
Business Events Sydney in partnership with the City of Sydney wins global impact award
Our partner, Business Events Sydney, has won the first Impact Award at the Global Destination Sustainability Awards.
Ducks! It's a waddle-ful life
Discover the quirky world of waterfowl and how you can help keep ducks healthy and happy
Gold star for one of Sydney’s smart green apartment buildings
How the Goldsbrough in Pyrmont is building a sustainable new history.
From waste to wonder: Sydney City Farm cultivates abundance for communities
Compassion and connection deliver dining with dignity for those facing food insecurity
Tips to start an edible garden
You don't need a lot of space, equipment or experience to grow your own food.
