City of Albany · WA 6330 · typically Fridays
Schedule data last verified: August 2026
Bayonet Head sits in the City of Albany area of WA, postcode 6330, and follows that council's kerbside schedule.
The suburb sits roughly 8km North-East of the Albany town centre.
Locals know it for the Oyster Harbour foreshore.
Most streets in Bayonet Head are collected on a Friday, but collection days here are set street by street and yours can differ. Search your address to get the day and the bins for your place.
Below is the Bayonet Head rundown: which bins you have, the usual collection rhythm and the local rules worth knowing. For your street's exact dates, search your address from the home page.
The standard Bayonet Head lineup from City of Albany is listed below. Because the cycles differ, no two weeks put exactly the same bins on the kerb.
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Bayonet Head falls under City of Albany for waste and recycling collections.
Visit City of Albany website for the official policy and any service updates.
Empty and dry liquid containers before they go in.
Leftover liquid soaks into paper and cardboard in the same bin, ruining it for recycling and making the load heavier and harder to process.
Example: Tip out the last of the milk or juice and give the bottle a quick drain before it goes in the yellow bin.
A clean, dry pizza box is fine in the yellow bin. If the base is soaked with grease, tear off and recycle the clean lid and put the greasy half in general waste. This rule is the same across every WA council, City of Albany included.
Never any kerbside bin. E-waste is banned or diverted from landfill across Australia, and City of Albany lists its e-waste drop off options online, usually the local transfer station plus periodic collection events. Officeworks takes computers, phones and cables in most areas.
FOGO means Food Organics and Garden Organics: food scraps composted along with garden waste in the green bin. Whether City of Albany's green bin accepts food depends on its current rollout; the lid sticker is the quickest check, and the council website confirms it.
The bay suburbs each run their own collection schedules. Here are the closest ones to check.
Two Bayonet Head streets can have two different bin nights. Your address gives you the exact dates for every bin at your place.
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