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Pialba bin day & collection schedule

Fraser Coast · QLD 4655 · typically Tuesdays

Schedule data last verified: August 2026

Pialba waste collection overview

In Pialba, postcode 4655, waste and recycling services come from Fraser Coast.

The suburb sits roughly the commercial centre of Hervey Bay.

Locals know it for the the Hervey Bay Esplanade and Stockland shopping centre.

Most streets in Pialba are collected on a Tuesday, 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.

Everything below applies to Pialba generally; your own street's dates come from the address search on the home page.

Key facts

  • Council: Fraser Coast
  • Typical collection day: Tuesday (varies by street, search your address to confirm)
  • Postcode: 4655
  • Location: the commercial centre of Hervey Bay
  • State: QLD

Which bins does Pialba have?

Here is what Fraser Coast collects from Pialba kerbs, and how often each bin goes out.

  • General Waste, collected weekly.
  • Recycling, collected fortnightly.
  • Garden Waste, collected fortnightly.

Pialba bin day at a glance

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Living near the water has its perks. Your council handles the bin schedule and we help you remember it.

About your council's collection service

Pialba falls under Fraser Coast for waste and recycling collections.

  • Fraser Coast provides a kerbside collection service in Pialba, covering general waste, recycling, and garden waste.
  • General waste collected weekly and recycling and garden waste collected fortnightly.
  • Check the Fraser Coast website for the latest information on what's accepted in each bin.
  • Your specific collection day depends on your street. Enter your address above to find yours.

Visit Fraser Coast website for the official policy and any service updates.

Recycling rule worth knowing

Never bag your recycling. Put items directly in the bin..

Plastic bags prevent automated sorting lines from processing the contents. The bag and everything inside it typically ends up in landfill regardless of what's inside.

Example: Tins, bottles, cardboard: loose in the yellow bin, not in a bag.

Frequently asked questions

Can I get a larger or extra bin?

Fraser Coast offers larger or additional bins for eligible households, such as big families or medical needs, usually for a fee. Contact the council's waste team; if you are new to Pialba, check what size is standard first, since upgrade policies differ between councils.

What is FOGO and does it apply here?

FOGO means Food Organics and Garden Organics: food scraps composted along with garden waste in the green bin. Whether Fraser Coast's green bin accepts food depends on its current rollout; the lid sticker is the quickest check, and the council website confirms it.

Should I rinse containers before recycling?

A quick rinse is enough; empty and free of chunks beats spotless. It keeps Pialba's fortnightly recycling load clean without wasting water, and it keeps your bin from getting ripe between collections waiting for the next Tuesday.

Nearby suburbs

The bay suburbs each run their own collection schedules. Here are the closest ones to check.

Hervey BayScarnessPoint Vernon

Quick tips for bin night

  • The green bin loves your garden. The green bin is not quite a mulching service, but it is as close as most Pialba households get. Grass clippings, leaves, small branches: all welcome.
  • Caps off, lids on. Small plastic caps come off the bottle and go in the red bin. Metal lids on glass jars can stay put. It is a small rule that trips up a lot of people.
  • Wishful recycling is not recycling. Putting something in the yellow bin and hoping for the best is contamination, and Fraser Coast tags bins for it. When in doubt, it is general waste.

Get the schedule for your street

Skip the guesswork on bin night in Pialba. One address search shows the confirmed dates for every bin you have.

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