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Pimpama bin day & collection schedule

Gold Coast City · QLD 4209 · typically Thursdays

Schedule data last verified: September 2026

Pimpama waste collection overview

Kerbside collection in Pimpama (QLD 4209) is run by Gold Coast City, which sets the bins, the zones and the schedule.

The suburb sits roughly 49km South-East of Brisbane CBD.

Most streets in Pimpama are collected on a Thursday, 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.

The rest of this page covers Pimpama's bins, schedule pattern and local collection notes. An address search gives you the precise dates for your street.

Key facts

  • Council: Gold Coast City
  • Typical collection day: Thursday (varies by street, search your address to confirm)
  • Postcode: 4209
  • Location: 49km South-East of Brisbane CBD
  • State: QLD

Which bins does Pimpama have?

Here is what Gold Coast City collects from Pimpama kerbs, and how often each bin goes out.

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

Pimpama bin day at a glance

Garden organics collected separately. Find out which week yours goes out.

Green lid, green bin, fortnightly rotation. Enter your address to confirm your next pickup.

About your council's collection service

Pimpama falls under Gold Coast City for waste and recycling collections.

  • Gold Coast City provides a kerbside collection service in Pimpama, covering general waste, recycling, and garden waste.
  • General waste collected weekly and recycling and garden waste collected fortnightly.
  • Check the Gold Coast City 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 Gold Coast City website for the official policy and any service updates.

Did you know?

It takes a plastic bottle centuries to break down in landfill.

The same bottle, recycled, can become new packaging, clothing fibre or carpet within months. Rigid plastic bottles are one of the easiest wins in the yellow bin.

Frequently asked questions

Do I get money back for drink containers?

Yes. Containers for Change refunds 10 cents per eligible drink container in QLD, at depots, return machines and bag drop points. Containers you redeem are extra money in your pocket; eligible containers you skip still go in the recycling bin.

What counts as recycling contamination?

Anything in the yellow bin that does not belong: food soiled packaging, soft plastics, clothing, electrical items. It matters because a contaminated load from Pimpama can send a whole truck to landfill, and Gold Coast City can tag or refuse repeat offending bins.

What do I do with old electronics?

Never any kerbside bin. E-waste is banned or diverted from landfill across Australia, and Gold Coast City 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.

Nearby suburbs

This part of Melbourne is made up of many suburbs with different schedules. Here are the ones closest to you.

Quick tips for bin night

  • Flatten before you fill. A single unflattened box can eat half the recycling bin, and in Pimpama the next yellow collection is a fortnight away. Break it down first and a fortnight of cardboard fits without a fight.
  • 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.
  • Know your fortnight. Pimpama alternates its fortnightly bins, and guessing wrong is the classic move. The neighbours' kerb on Thursday morning is the traditional answer; an address search is the reliable one.

Get the schedule for your street

The suburb level picture above is a guide; your street is the real answer. Search your address for the next four weeks of collections.

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