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Mindarie Regional Council (MRC) has been found to be compliant against all criteria reviewed during a recent audit by the WA Department of Water and Environmental Regulation (DWER).

Doing your bit for recycling in WA doesn’t stop at your yellow bin. There are all sorts of other household items and materials which you can give a second life and keep out of landfill, and you don’t have to travel far either!

A fire broke out in a disposal bin at Tamala Park late last year after a lithium battery was placed among general waste at the site’s transfer station.

On the evening of 28 November 2024, Mindarie Regional Council (MRC) received an Environmental Protection Notice (EPN) from the WA DWER in relation to increased community concern about odours from the Tamala Park site. MRC welcomes this, and thanks DWER for its guidance and collaboration over the past 18 months on this important issue.

From Monday 2 December 2024 there will be a change to how some materials are received at Tamala Park

If you're planning a visit to Tamala Park Waste Management Facility, it's important to know which gas bottles and cylinders are accepted for recycling and disposal. To help make your trip as smooth as possible, here's a quick guide on what you can – and can't – bring.

To avoid a wasted trip, please familiarise yourself with the amended opening hours for Tamala Park over the Christmas and New Year period.

A forum will take place this Sunday to provide information to residents on odour management at Tamala Park.

Mindarie Regional Council (MRC) is saddened by news of the passing of former MRC CEO Ralph Fardon OAM.

Tamala Park waste management facility will be open on Monday 23 September 2024.

New fees and charges will apply for waste disposal at Tamala Park from 1 July.

Please be advised Tamala Park is open on WA DAY.

Tamala Park News - August 2023. Informing the community.

Mindarie Regional Council has developed an Odour Management Key Stakeholders - Working Group (OMKS - WG)

To help encourage more Western Australians to collect and return their beverage containers, Containers for Change will provide a 10 cent refund for each eligible beverage container that is returned.

The Mindarie Regional Council is no longer providing school and community waste education services.