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The following changes to Council services and facilities apply for ANZAC Day (Wednesday 25 April):
Council Service Centres/Libraries and Rolleston HQ are closed.
Rubbish, recycling, organics collections normally collected on Wednesday 25 April (ANZAC Day) will be collected on Saturday 28 … View moreThe following changes to Council services and facilities apply for ANZAC Day (Wednesday 25 April):
Council Service Centres/Libraries and Rolleston HQ are closed.
Rubbish, recycling, organics collections normally collected on Wednesday 25 April (ANZAC Day) will be collected on Saturday 28 April.
Pines Resource Recovery Park is open from 1–4pm.
The Selwyn Aquatic Centre is open from 1–8pm.
Rolleston Community Centre is closed for ANZAC Day commemorations.
Lincoln Event Centre is open from 10am–5pm, with an ANZAC Service taking place at 2pm.
The Council's phone helpline will continue to operate 24 hours a day for urgent matters. Please phone 347 2800 or Darfield 318 8338.
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A Community Recycling Drop-off Day will take place in Malvern on Saturday 28 April, 10am–4pm at Hawkins Pit, on Cullens Road (off Bangor Road).
Garden waste: $5 per car, $10 per ute or single axle trailer, $15 per twin axle trailer.
Scrap metal: Free.
Tyres: $3 per car tyre, $5 per 4WD tyre.… View moreA Community Recycling Drop-off Day will take place in Malvern on Saturday 28 April, 10am–4pm at Hawkins Pit, on Cullens Road (off Bangor Road).
Garden waste: $5 per car, $10 per ute or single axle trailer, $15 per twin axle trailer.
Scrap metal: Free.
Tyres: $3 per car tyre, $5 per 4WD tyre.
Child car seats: $5 per seat.
Cash only (no EFTPOS). Household volumes only, no commercial volumes. Please separate different waste streams.
We accept:
Garden prunings
Tree trimmings
Weeds
Metals
Bicycles
Tins/pots/pans
BBQs
Small appliances
Whiteware
Car tyres
4WD tyres
Child car seats (please remove fabric covers)
We don't accept:
General rubbish
Flax/cabbage tree leaves
Trees or branches over 10cm in diameter
Gas bottles
Items containing oil/fuel
TVs
Tyres on rims
Tyres containing or covered in dirt
Polystyrene child car seats
For more information phone 347 2800 or email admin@selwyn.govt.nz.
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Farm-style animals like chickens, goats, and even pigs, are gaining in the pet popularity stakes, but have specific needs and regulations you need to be aware of. … View moreAre you a pet lover looking for an alternative to domestic cats and dogs?
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