Odour Management

We're working hard to reduce the impact of odours on nearby homes and businesses. For more information, visit our FAQ and guide.

Plan your visit

We want your visit to Tamala Park to be as simple and straightforward as possible, that's why we've put all the information you'll need in one place. Our quick guide could save you time and money when you next visit us.

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Fees & Charges

Minimum entry is $27.50 allowing up to 100 kilos of waste after which customers pay a fee calculated on a pro-rata basis of the current Schedule of Fees and Charges. The disposal fee is calculated on a 'weigh in, weigh out' system. Disposals are received either by weight or fee per item as advised.

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The REUSE Shop

Visit the REUSE Shop today for second hand bargains including furniture, sporting goods, kitchenware and more. A large selection is available, with stock changing daily.

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Opening Hours

Click here for all opening hours across the Tamala Park site.

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Odour Management

We work hard to minimise the impact problem smells can have on our neighbours, but this isn’t always an easy process. Our dedicated guide can help you understand where problem smells come from and what we’re doing to improve our processes.

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Mindarie Regional Council (MRC)

Mindarie Regional Council (MRC) is one of Western Australia's largest waste management authorities. We recognise that waste does have a value as a resource and are committed to managing waste in line with the waste hierarchy and in a way that is sensitive to the environment and future generations. Learn more.

The REUSE Shop and Drop-Off Centre

The recently refurbished and extended REUSE Shop provides a second chance for unwanted items, offering them for sale instead of sending them to landfill.

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Latest News

24 Mar 2025

MRC passes all compliance checks in latest regulatory visit

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).

18 Mar 2025

Do your bit this Global Recycling Day at Tamala Park

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!

6 Mar 2025

Fire at Tamala Park sparks plea for responsible disposal of batteries

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.

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Free Asbestos Drop Off

Householders are welcome to dispose of asbestos containing material at Tamala Park for free every Sunday. Disposal on any other day attracts a fee.

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