Local Government Battery Collection Program

Published on 22 June 2026

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South Burnett Regional Council is pleased to announce a new partnership with Cherbourg Aboriginal Shire Council and the Queensland Government to launch the Local Government Battery Collection Program. This initiative will provide residents with an easy way to dispose of used batteries safely. 

Items accepted:

  • Vapes and e-cigarettes
  • Electric toothbrushes and shavers
  • Flashing or light-up toys
  • Bluetooth speakers and headphones
  • Smart watches and wearable devices
  • Power tools
  • Small solar lights
  • All alkaline batteries
  • All button cell batteries
  • Mobile phones

Items NOT accepted:

  • Commercial/bulk quantities of
    e-scooters
  • EV batteries
  • Mobility scooters

The initial roll out of specially designed collection containers will be available at the below designated drop off locations throughout the region, making it convenient for residents to recycle their used batteries: 

Site Name

Address

Cherbourg Council Debot

Fisher Street, Cherbourg 

Cherbourg Landfill

Cherbourg Wondai Road, Cherbourg

Containers for Change Recycling Facility

Stan Mickelo Drive Cherbourg

Blackbutt Transfer Station

Farrington Road Blackbutt

Kingaroy Waste Facility

Luck Road, Inverlaw

Kumbia Transfer Station

Kearneys Road, Kumbia

Maidenwell Transfer Station

Kingaroy Cooyar Road, Maidenwell 

Memerambi Transfer Station

19 Recreation Drive Memerambi 

Murgon Waste Facility

289 Borcherts Hill Road Murgon

Nanango Waste Facility

Tip Road South Nanango 

Proston Transfer Station

Beresford Street Proston

Wattlecamp Transfer Station Wondai Waste Facility

Wattlecamp Road Wattlecamp

Wondai Waste Facility

Wondai Charlestown Road Wondai 

 

For more information on the Battery Collection Program please go to Council’s website or contact Councils Waste Department on 07 4189 9100.

 

 

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