New South Wales · 16 suburb guides
Schedule data last verified: July 2026
Your bin night depends on your street, not just your suburb. An address search shows the exact dates for your property.
Enter my addressSuburb guides below cover the usual collection night and bin setup for each area. Postcodes 2000, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018 and more fall inside the council area.
Kerbside collection in City of Sydney covers three bins. General waste and recycling are collected weekly and garden organics fortnightly.
Bin types and frequencies may vary by property. Enter your address for the confirmed schedule.
Collection nights in City of Sydney vary by street and zone, so the reliable way to get your night is an address search rather than a suburb level guess.
Zone boundaries follow streets rather than suburb lines, so confirm your own night with an address search.
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.
City of Sydney 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 City of Sydney 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.
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.
Search your address from the home page. The result shows which bins go out on which nights at your property over the next four weeks, drawn from City of Sydney's data.
City of Sydney looks after waste and recycling services for its part of New South Wales, covering the 16 suburbs listed on this page. The dates shown here come from the council's own collection data.
For service changes, missed bin reports and bin orders, head to the City of Sydney website.
Or browse all New South Wales councils.