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Kingfisher Recycling Centre

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Recycling at Aspley Special School began in 1983 with can crushing as a work experience option. Since that time, ‘can crushing’ has been transformed into one of the largest (by volume of product recycled) school-based recycling program, processing over tonnes of recyclables and providing training opportunities for many students with disability.

At some point during their schooling career, Aspley Special School students will engage in recycling-related skills training, including e-waste processing, can crushing, glass sorting, lid removal, stamp recovery, tree planting and mulching. All students regardless of their ability are involved.

Students are expected to operate within a work-like environment and complete designated tasks, follow expectations, work within set procedures and adhere to WH&S standards. Students develop and practice valuable life and employment-related skills including staying on task, adhering to quality control measures, exhibiting safe behaviours and displaying acceptable work ethics. These skills can subsequently be refined and transferred to a range of work and supported work environments.

We accept the following recyclable donations:

  • Electronic equipment e.g. Computers, laptops, TVs,
  • Aluminium cans and steel,
  • Stamps and envelopes,
  • Glass bottles and jars,
  • Whitegoods, hot water systems,
  • Car batteries,
  • Food vegetation scraps for our Brisbane City Council Community Composting Hub.
Examples of  Building & Construction materials that we accept:
  • Steel (eg. House frames, roofing, guttering, nails, nuts and bolts etc),
  • Aluminium (eg. Window frames, security grilles, etc),
  • Copper (eg. Pipes, cables, etc),
  • Brass (eg. Taps, pipe fittings and connectors, etc),
  • Stainless steel (eg. Sinks, etc). ​
  • Electrical cables and fittings
  • Whitegoods and appliances (eg hot water systems, fridges, ovens, air conditioners, etc).
Please Note: We are no longer accepting cardboard, newspapers or pamphlets.

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Hours of operation:
Mon-Fri:  7.00am - 3.00pm (or by appointment)
Weekends & Public holidays - Closed
School holidays: Hours will vary during school holiday times.

School Holiday Operating Hours:
The Recycling Centre operates on reduced hours during school holidays and opening times will fluctuate depending on volunteer availability​. It is likely that the centre will be open between the hours of 7.30am - 12.00pm during this time, but is not guaranteed. Thank you for understanding and we apologise for any inconvenience this may cause you.

Address: ​25 Dorville Road, Aspley 
Phone: (07) 3863 7790 

VOLUNTEERING AT THE KINGFISHER RECYCLE CENTRE
We always welcome volunteers to help out, as well as school groups to visit and learn about recycling. Volunteering at the recycle centre is a rewarding and inclusive way to give back to the community and support this wonderful initiative.

Contact us to find out more about volunteering at the recycle centre. We would love to hear from you.KRC-02.jpg





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Last reviewed 24 July 2024
Last updated 24 July 2024