City of Greater Dandenong's 2024 Community Calendar

Community Calendar

January

Community photography This year’s calendar is filled with photos taken by our community. We wanted to see our city through your eyes, and received more than 193 individual photo entries. It was a tough decision but a judging panel narrowed the field down to the 12 finalists you see on the pages of this calendar. A competition for the 2025 Community Calendar has also been launched.

Visit greaterdandenong.vic.gov.au/photography-competition to find out how to enter for your chance to feature in next year’s calendar.

Abhijit Pal Dandenong Market 'Night time near Dandenong Market. I enjoy the quiet of the market area at night after seeing it bustling during the day.'

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Maria Tsaimos Springvale 'With so many residents of Springvale being of Asian descent, festivals are a great way to celebrate their contribution to the area.

The lion dancers are always such a highlight – vibrant and majestic in their movements, visually a delight to watch.'

Living Sustainably Sustainability is important because we are all responsible for protecting our planet.

Living sustainably isn't about 'doing it all' – many small acts make a phenomenal difference in creating Our Bright Green Future.

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National Sustainable Living Festival ends

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Reuse and Recycle Drop Off Day

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Greater Dandenong Sustainability Festival

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March

Hazardous Waste Batteries, gas bottles and other hazardous waste items are flammable and must never be put in any of your household bins.

These items can cause fires in our trucks posing a significant health and safety risk to our community, waste collectors and processors.

For information on how to safely dispose of these items visit greaterdandenong.vic.gov.au/other-waste-and-recycling-options

Cheryl Hepburn Dandenong Park 'The old Dandenong Park, corner of Foster Street and Princes Hwy has changed for the better. My boyfriend/fiancée and now husband of 32 years used to visit this garden regularly and enjoy a picnic dinner in the summer.'

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Labour Day Public holiday

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Harmony Day

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National Ride2School Day

National Close the Gap Day

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Global Recycling Day

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St Patrick's Day

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Earth Hour 8.30pm – 9.30pm

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Start of Good Friday schoolholiday holidays Public Goodof Friday Start Public holiday school holidays

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Recycle it Everything you recycle makes a difference.

Bottles, containers and packaging made from glass, aluminium, steel, hard plastic, paper and cardboard can all be recycled in your yellow lid bin.

Recycling is the first step to capturing materials that can be used again and again. Everything you recycle saves earth’s resources and protects our environment.

Lachlan Thai (Age 14) Springvale Community Hub 'This is a photo of the Springvale Community Hub when the sun was going down. There is a full view of the sunset from here at the end of each day. The open garden design just makes it a really nice view in general.'

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Food Organics and Garden Organics (FOGO) We love your foods scraps and garden waste.

To have the best quality compost to feed our parks and open spaces, we need your help in making sure no bags including compostable and biodegradable, food stickers and packaging of any kind go into the green lid FOGO bin. Many of these items do not break down during the composting process, resulting in poor quality compost that cannot be used.

Abigail Tivendale (Year 6) Dandenong Primary School 'Photograph was taken at the front of the school. These are new flag poles. The old ones were replaced in term 2.'

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Mother’s Day

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Reconciliation Week starts

Reuse and Recycle Drop Off Day

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National Sorry Day

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June

World Environment Day On World Environment Day, 5 June, communities and countries around the globe are encouraged to think about how they can protect the environment. What can you do to reduce your impact? Could you buy less, use less or waste less? Could you recycle, reuse or repair more? What does your journey to a greener future look like?

Cheryl Lambert Ross Reserve Sports Pavilion 'Art meets sport. We are so lucky to have such a funky modern building. Ross Reserve just keeps getting better and better.'

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Plastic Free July This month is known around the world as Plastic Free July and we challenge you to stop using one single use plastic item, or even go completely plastic free. Using reusable alternatives instead of disposable plastics are better for our health and for the environment.

David Vo Hutton Street, Dandenong 'Art brings us back to our roots as human beings and adds colour to our lives.'

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August

Averil Levin Flower and plant display at Heritage Hill Museum and Historic Gardens 'A friend said she would like a cottage garden, I suggested this could be another way to have one. I enjoy walking around the gardens and admiring them.'

Hard waste collection Spring is just around the corner so why not book your 'at call' hard waste collection for a time that suits you. You can use this service for items that cannot be collected in your yellow or red lid bins such as mattresses, furniture and whitegoods. You can book your collection online at greaterdandenong.vic.gov.au/hardwaste or phone 9721 1915.

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Jarrah Simao Dandenong Wetlands 'This photo of a young Australian Magpie was taken at the Dandenong Wetlands birdhide. This location represents a large area of habitat for native fauna and a wildlife bridge connecting the Dandenong Creek corridor out to Port Phillip Bay as well as through to Belgrave and beyond.'

National Biodiversity Month Join us in September for Biodiversity month by participating in free community events and our annual Biodiversity Blitz using iNaturalist to collect local plant and animal data.

For further information visit greaterdandenong.vic.gov.au/biodiversity-blitz

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October

Reece Twyford (Year 5) Dandenong Primary School 'Photograph was taken at the front of the school.

Native tree with light coming through the leaves.'

Stormwater drains are just for rain Stormwater drains move rain water from roads, roofs and gutters through a systems of pipes that lead into our creeks and rivers and then to the bay and ocean.

This is how litter like cigarette butts, food and drink packaging dropped on the streets ends up in the ocean. Help us to keep it clean by putting your litter in the public bins, or take it home with you. Remember drains are just for rain.

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November

Mojkouth Teal (Year 6) Dandenong Primary School 'Photograph was taken in the school grounds. These flowers are at the front and the back of the school.'

National Recycling Week Join us for National Recycling Week on 11–17 November. Even the smallest recycling act can make a big impact when it comes to creating a sustainable future. Putting your recycling in the bin loose and not in bags means more of it can be turned into new things like park benches, cardboard boxes and even roads.

Recycling in bags cannot be sorted because the bags can damage equipment at sorting facilities and present a safety risk to staff.

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Area 1 National Recycling Week starts

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Thanh Tran Burden Park 'I came across this beautiful grevillea flower on my morning walk at Burden Park, Springvale, and had to take a photo.'

Merry Waste-less Christmas Christmas is a great time to celebrate with family and friends, but it’s also the season when we spend lots of money and create the most waste. A few small acts can make a big impact to the environment as well as your hip pocket.

1. Try reusable paper gift bags instead of wrapping and ribbons.

2. Think about alternatives to single use plastics such as reusable containers for homemade gifts.

3. Compost your left-over food or place it in your green lid FOGO bin.

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What goes in your bin

For translated fact sheets and more information on waste, recycling and garden waste, please scan the QR code.

Garbage

Think before you bin it Yes, we accept these items in the red garbage bin:

Polystyrene Garbage bins are emptied weekly (same day each week).

No syringes

Ceramics and broken glass

No recyclables

Nappies

No garden waste

Bagged garbage

No soil, bricks or rubble

Recycling

Food scraps

Need your g to know arbage day?

Visit greate rdande nong or pho .vic.gov.au ne 8571 10 00

No hazardous waste

Keep your recycling loose Yes, we accept these items in the yellow recycling bin:

Recycling bins are emptied on the same day as your garbage bin, on the alternate week to your food and garden waste.

Empty glass bottles and jars

No syringes

Cardboard boxes and egg cartons

Newspapers, magazines, paper, envelopes and catalogues

No recyclables in bags

No garden waste

Empty plastic bottles and containers

Clean foil, trays, empty aluminium, steel and metal lids

No soil, bricks or rubble

Milk and juice cartons

No hazardous waste

Food and Garden Waste

No bags, liners or packaging

Yes, we accept these items in the green garden waste bin:

10cm

30cm

Food scraps Food and Garden waste bins are emptied on the same day as your garbage bin, on the alternate week to recycling.

Waste collection reminders

Grass clippings and weeds

No stickers or rubber bands No recyclables No garbage No nappies No plastic pots

1. M ake sure all bin lids are closed to prevent litter.

2. B ins must be no heavier than 80kg.

If it’s too heavy to wheel to the kerb, it’s too heavy for the truck to empty.

3. Place your bins out after 4pm the day before your collection but no later than 5am on collection day.

4. A void parking in the street on collection day.

No soil or bricks No bags No animal waste

6. R eport damaged or stolen bins to Council on 8571 1000. There is no cost to the resident for a replacement or repairs to the bin.

The location of the dumped rubbish.

The date and time you saw the rubbish being dumped.

Any identifying details such as the vehicle make, colour and registration.

Flowers and leaves

Small branches

For more information visit greaterdandenong.vic.gov.au/food-waste

No packaging

Say hello to your new customer portal

5. A dditional bins are available on a user pays basis.

Helpful information includes:

A cleaner Greater Dandenong is in your hands. Scan the QR Code or phone 8571 1000 to report dumped rubbish and littering. Please provide as many details as possible.

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Snap Send Solve Have you seen a problem or issue in the community that Council needs to know about? Why not Snap Send Solve it?

Snap Send Solve is the FREE app community members can use to report problems to Council. Just snap a photo of the problem, fill in the description and send it to us, come back to see the problem solved.

For more information and to download the app visit snapsendsolve.com

Not in any bin Batteries, gas bottles and other hazardous waste items are flammable and must never be disposed of in any of your household bins. These items can cause fires in our waste trucks posing a significant health and safety risk to our community, waste collectors and processors.

Check the A-Z guide for information on how to dispose of these items safely via Council's website:

greaterdandenong.vic.gov.au/other-waste-and-recycling-options

Keep your recycling loose Putting recycling in the bin loose and not in bags means more of it can be turned into new things like park benches, cardboard boxes and even roads.

Recycling in bags cannot be sorted because the bags can damage equipment at sorting facilities and present a safety risk to staff.

greaterdandenong.vic.gov.au/waste

Homecycle

Turn old into new 12–23 March Give your smaller unwanted goods a second chance with this FREE one-off kerbside collection.

Textiles

Clothing, shoes, handbags, fashion accessories, manchester/linen, jewellery

Re use and Recycle Drop Off Day

A FREE drop-off for your larger unwanted electronic and household goods FEB

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Saturday 25 May 8am–1pm

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Greaves Reserve, 2–20 Bennet Street, Dandenong

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Items accepted for RECYCLE

Bicycles

TVs and computers

Homewares

Electrical appliances

Household items

Toys, games, puzzles, cookware, cutlery, craft goods, DVDs, CDs, records

Toys, cookware, sporting items, baby equipment

Sporting equipment Bats, balls

Small electrical items

Mobile phones, chargers, cables, anything with a cord and battery

Printer cartridges Empty or full

More information Visit greaterdandenong.vic.gov.au/waste or phone 8571 1000

Printers, rice cookers, anything with a cord or battery

Clothes and linen

Mattresses

Furniture

Whitegoods

Clothing, shoes, fashion accessories, towels, sheets

Chairs, tables, couches, desks

Maximum of two mattresses

Fridges, washing machines, dryers, microwaves

Recycling and Waste Recovery Centres

Your hard waste collection service

Sometimes you have waste that cannot go into any of your household bins or the hard waste collection. Many of these items can be recycled in other ways.

You can book your residential hard waste collection online at greaterdandenong.vic.gov.au/hardwaste or phone 9721 1915.

By recycling and recovering these waste items, you can reduce the amount of waste that is sent to landfill.

items YES these will be accepted.

A to Z Waste and Recycling Guide greaterdandenong.vic.gov.au/other-waste-and-recycling-options Download this guide to help you sort your waste items correctly. Scan the QR code to find a list of specific items with the correct waste service, event or program.

items NO these are not accepted.

Electronic appliances

Furniture

Tyres and car batteries

Engine oil and engine blocks

General garden waste

Household waste and recyclables

Recycle mate recyclemate.com.au Go to the website or download the app to find out where to recycle or dispose of a wide range of waste items near you.

Recycling Near You recyclingnearyou.com.au/materials Go to the website to find out where to recycle or dispose of a wide range of waste items near you.

Greater Dandenong does not have a Council owned transfer station or recycling centre. There are waste and recycling centres near Greater Dandenong that residents can use. Many items are accepted free of charge, while some may incur a small fee. Recyclable items such as cardboard and batteries can usually be dropped off free of charge at most centres.

Timber (No longer than 1.5 metres and no more than ten pieces)

Mattresses and bed bases (Maximum of two)

Glass and crockery Carpet (Rolled and tied, one roll no (Securely wrapped and longer than 1.5m) labelled ‘glass’ or ‘crockery’)

Building and renovation Asbestos and other materials including rubble, hazardous waste cement sheeting or fences

It is always best to check first to confirm the opening hours and whether there are any fees involved.

Hampton Park Resource Monash Recycling and Waste Centre Recovery Precinct 380 Ferntree Gully Rd, 274 Hallam Rd, Notting Hill Hampton Park Phone 9518 3767 Phone 9554 4502

KTS Recycling George Street, Wantirna South Phone 9887 4222

Scrap metal, small car parts and lawn mowers, empty paint tins (lids removed)

Hot water systems and white goods including washing machines, stoves and fridges with doors removed

Gas cylinders

Household chemicals, paint and pesticides

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Greater Dandenong City Council acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of this land, the Bunurong People, and pays respect to their Elders past and present. We recognise and respect their continuing connections to climate, Culture, Country and waters.

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My weekly bin collection day is

My weekly bin collection day is

For more information visit: greaterdandenong.vic.gov.au/find-my-bin-day

For more information visit: greaterdandenong.vic.gov.au/find-my-bin-day

Identify your area and weekly rubbish day City of Greater Dandenong CITY OF MONASH CENTRE RD

THURSDAY

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Cut out the appropriate card for your household and keep it pinned on your fridge.

The Area Map appears on one side of the card and the 2024 Waste Collection Calendar specific to your area will appear on the opposite side.

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