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Schedule data last verified: July 2026
Collection days vary street by street. Enter your address to see the next pickup date for every bin at your place.
Enter my addressPick a suburb for its collection day, bin lineup and local collection notes. Together they are home to around 329,000 people. Postcodes 4000, 4005, 4006, 4012, 4017, 4032, 4034, 4053 and more fall inside the council area.
Kerbside collection in Brisbane City covers two bins. General waste is collected weekly and recycling fortnightly.
Bin types and frequencies may vary by property. Enter your address for the confirmed schedule.
Collection nights in Brisbane City vary by street and zone, so the reliable way to get your night is an address search rather than a suburb level guess.
Treat the suburb day as a starting point and confirm your street with an address lookup.
Holiday weeks are the usual reason a bin goes out on the wrong night. For how councils shift the schedule, see the public holiday bin guide.
Brisbane City runs its own address lookup service for bin schedules.
We built a direct connection to it, so a search here returns the same dates as the council's own tool.
Collection nights in Brisbane City vary by street and zone, so the reliable way to get your night is an address search rather than a suburb level guess. Enter your address on Bin Night Tonight to see the exact pickup dates for your street.
No. Collection zones follow streets rather than suburb boundaries, so two addresses in the same suburb can have different nights. An address search resolves your exact zone.
Use the address search on this site. It looks your property up in Brisbane City's own schedule data and returns the upcoming dates for each bin type.
Kerbside collection across Brisbane City is run by the council itself, which sets the zones, days and bin lineup for the whole Queensland council area. Its most populous suburbs covered here are Forest Lake, Bracken Ridge and Coorparoo. What you see on this site mirrors the council's published schedule.
Bin repairs, hard waste bookings and official notices live on the Brisbane City website.
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