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Green and Food Waste
We're working on ways to keep organic waste out of the landfill. In the meantime, find out about other ways to dispose of green or food waste.
Green Waste
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What's accepted:
Hedge trimmings and tree branches up to 400mm in diameter and small tree stumps. This waste is then chipped and reused in the district on parks and reserves.
Cost: click here.
What's not accepted?
Broom, gorse, flax, cabbage trees, grasses (including lawn clippings), leaves, weeds, sawdust, timber off-cuts, crates, wood packaging or gib board
These items will be charged as rubbish and disposed of at the landfill.
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What's accepted:
Hedge trimmings and tree branches up to 400mm in diameter and small tree stumps. This waste is then chipped and reused in the district on parks and reserves.
Cost: click here.
What's not accepted?
Broom, gorse, flax, cabbage trees, grasses (including lawn clippings), leaves, weeds, sawdust, timber off-cuts, crates, wood packaging or gib board
These items will be charged as rubbish and disposed of at the landfill.
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Wanaka Greenwaste and Landscaping Supplies is privately owned and operated and takes all manner of greenwaste, from tree and hedge clippings to weeds and general garden waste.
Please keep all cabbage tree, flax and grass clippings separated.
Location: Ballantyne Road
Hours: Monday - Sunday 10.00am - 3.00pm
Contact: 027 476 6034Also available onsite: Mulch, compost, bark and most landscaping supplies. Courtesy trailer available.
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Food Waste
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Compost your unavoidable food scraps and green waste back into a reusable resources that will replenish your soil.
We fund the Dr Compost programme to help get you started. Local composting guru, Dr Compost, can help you discover which system could work best for you or help fine-tune your existing composting system.
You can get free advice from Dr Compost at events, workshops, or on Facebook. For more information visit the Dr Compost Facebook page or download the online resources here. You can also email your questions to:
drcompost@wanakawastebusters.co.nz
Subsidised Bokashi Bins
Subsidised Bokashi Bins can be purchased at Council offices or Wanaka Wastebusters.
They can be purchased as a single unit or in sets of two at cost price (maximum of four buckets per person/business).
Single unit price - $28 inclusive of GST
Set of two price - $56 inclusive of GST (normally $112.00)
(Each bucket receives a free bag of compost zing as part of the cost).Bags of compost zing can also be purchased at cost price of $6.00 per bag inclusive of GST.
Please note that the subsidised price only applies to Queenstown Lakes residents and you will be required to provide contact details/proof of address on purchase.
Subsidised Worms
If you're keen to try worm farming, we subsidise the purchase of worms.
- $48 for approx 8,000 worms (normally $96)
- $25 for approx 4,000 worms (normally $50)
There is a $9.00 courier charge.
To purchase the worms get in touch with Rosanna or Robbie Dick at Central Wormworx:
Phone: 03 445 0263 after 6.00pm or 021 132 2964
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New Zealand families waste about $644 each year on food which is thrown uneaten into the rubbish bin.This adds up to a staggering $1.17 billion for the whole country.
That’s 157,398 tonnes of edible food going to landfill and generating greenhouse gases.
We're proud to be part of the national Love Food Hate Waste NZ campaign which aims to turn this around, by inspiring and enabling people to waste less food.
For practical tips on how to reduce your own food waste and save money visit the Love Food Haste Waste website.
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