What next for Tamala Park? Mindarie Regional Council is planning for a future focused on recycling, resource recovery and circular economy initiatives. Learn more
8 Sep 2026 Waste-to-energy contract and DWER appeals process – Special Council Meetings, 27 August 2026 Read more
8 Sep 2026 Waste-to-energy contract and DWER appeals process – Special Council Meetings, 27 August 2026 Read more
5 Aug 2026 MRC notes DWER Environmental Protection Notice / determination on Works Approval Applications MRC is disappointed by DWER’s decision and will take some time to consider the implications of the decision for MRC, its seven member councils, and the nearly 850,000 people who depend on the service we provide. Read more
5 Aug 2026 MRC notes DWER Environmental Protection Notice / determination on Works Approval Applications MRC is disappointed by DWER’s decision and will take some time to consider the implications of the decision for MRC, its seven member councils, and the nearly 850,000 people who depend on the service we provide. Read more
27 Jul 2026 Fridge/freezer/air-cons drop-off – changes from 27 July From 27 July 2026, Workpower – who operate the Recycling & Reuse area at Tamala Park Waste Management Facility – will charge a $28 processing fee for each fridge, freezer, air-conditioner or other similar item they receive. Read more
27 Jul 2026 Fridge/freezer/air-cons drop-off – changes from 27 July From 27 July 2026, Workpower – who operate the Recycling & Reuse area at Tamala Park Waste Management Facility – will charge a $28 processing fee for each fridge, freezer, air-conditioner or other similar item they receive. Read more
About Mindarie Regional Council (MRC) MRC is one of Western Australia’s largest waste management authorities, managing household waste on behalf of nearly 850,000 people Learn more