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Schedule data last verified: July 2026
Two streets in the same suburb can have different bin nights. Search your address for the schedule that applies to your door.
Enter my addressEach linked suburb page lists its usual collection day and the bins in service there. Together they are home to around 19,000 people. Postcodes 4570, 4580, 4601 fall inside the council area.
Gympie Regional provides two kerbside bins to most homes. 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 Gympie Regional 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.
After most public holidays, collections can slide back a day for the rest of that week. How this plays out is covered in the public holiday bin guide.
Gympie Regional runs its bin day lookup on the ImpactApps waste platform.
We call the same service the council website uses, so schedules here update as soon as the council updates them at the source.
Collection nights in Gympie Regional vary by street and zone, so the reliable way to get your night is an address search rather than a suburb level guess. The address search on this site returns your street's confirmed dates for the next four weeks.
It depends on the holiday. When collections do shift in Gympie Regional, everything from the holiday onward usually moves one day later that week.
No, zones can split a suburb, and streets near a zone boundary often differ from their neighbours. Searching your address is the reliable way to get your night.
Waste services in this part of Queensland sit with Gympie Regional, from weekly kerbside runs to organics and recycling programs. Its most populous suburbs covered here are Gympie, Cooloola Cove and Tin Can Bay. This page reflects the council's own schedule data.
For service changes, missed bin reports and bin orders, head to the Gympie Regional website.
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