Asbestos Waste Disposal Facilities in Australia

Last updated June 2026

Asbestos waste can only go to facilities that are licensed to take it. The exact rules vary by state and territory, but in general the waste has to be double-wrapped in heavy-duty polyethylene (at least 0.2mm thick), clearly labelled, and carried by a licensed waste transporter. Dumping it illegally carries heavy penalties.

This page lists licensed disposal facilities that accept asbestos-containing materials across Australia, organised by state. It covers both friable and non-friable waste, so removalists, demolition crews, and owners can find the nearest authorised drop-off.

Summary

304total businesses
Wrapping requirement200\u{00B5}m polyethylene, double-wrapped
Waste typesFriable and non-friable (bonded) ACMs
TransportLicensed waste carrier required

Showing 81–100 of 304 results

Business NameLocationCategoriesWebsite
Tamala Park Waste Management FacilityTamala Park, Western AustraliaVisit
Ecofill Regional Landfill (Bald Hill Quarry)Jugiong, New South WalesVisit
Boddington Refuse SiteBoddington, Western AustraliaVisit
Aberdeen Resource Recovery CentreAberdeen, New South WalesVisit
Bathurst Waste Management CentreSouth Bathurst, New South WalesVisit
Mount Isa Waste Management FacilityMount Isa, QueenslandVisit
Patho LandfillPatho, VictoriaVisit
Walcha Waste DepotWalcha, New South WalesVisit
Benaraby Regional LandfillBenaraby, QueenslandVisit
Eastern Creek Ecology ParkEastern Creek, New South WalesVisit
Rye Landfill & Resource Recovery CentreFingal, VictoriaVisit
Inglewood Waste FacilityInglewood, QueenslandVisit
Mugga 2 QuarrySymonston, Australian Capital TerritoryVisit
Albury Waste Management CentreLavington, New South WalesVisit
Cosgrove LandfillCosgrove, VictoriaVisit
Blayney Waste FacilityBlayney, New South WalesVisit
Mildura LandfillMildura, VictoriaVisit
Moora Rubbish TipMoora, Western AustraliaVisit
Bermagui Recycling & Waste DepotBermagui, New South WalesVisit
Junee Waste Landfill FacilityJunee, New South WalesVisit

Methodology

These disposal facilities come from the Asbestos List directory and are checked before they go live. The list and its state breakdown refresh automatically as new sites are approved.

What each site accepts is as reported at the time of listing. Acceptance terms change, so confirm current conditions with the facility, and with your state or territory regulator, before you haul waste there.