Bin Bypass

19/10/2025

Bunch of units (and yours truly) getting packed up and heading down to - also excited to have our new units on show in a cracking dark blue. Reach out if you want to chat.

15/06/2025

Some of our community-donated units are ending up the in the wild. While donated to people with the intention of them installing them on their front fence, it’s great to see the West End Community getting behind the concept. #4101

25/10/2024

Stoked that our 100% recycled plastic units are getting some love by the public.

02/10/2024

New product! Lighter, greener and easy to install.

04/04/2024

So excited to have our units up in Mackay!

Nightly News Bite
➡️ Paying it forward is now easier than ever with Containers for Change Container Exchange Points being installed on public bins around the region. The Container Exchange Points allow anyone to place their drink containers into them for someone else to collect and return at their preferred Containers for Change location for a 10-cent refund..... https://bit.ly/49gOYND.

Containers for Change QLD

28/01/2024

Bin Bypass units got a workout over the long weekend at Cotton Tree Park.

18/06/2023

Bin Bypass were proud to present at the Impact Boom Social Enterprise Showcase event last week at The Triffid in Brisbane.
Our founders successfully completed a 20 week accelerator program funded by the Qld Government under the Social Enterprise Growth fund amongst a cohort of 12 fellow organisations.
Throughout this program, Bin Bypass were able to refine elements of our Social Enterprise, identify our beneficiaries, better understand the issues we are solving and our client needs, refine our theories of change, align to the UN Sustainable Development Goals, connect with the national ecosystem, set ambitious environmental and social impact goals and put systems in place to measure our impact as we grow.
Many thanks to our program facilitators Sarah Ripper, Tom Allen, Eliana Cruz and Javier Casanova and congratulations to our fellow program graduates Save Our Supplies, Fibre Foundry, Australian Urban Growers, Yoga on the Inside, The Fig Tree Gift Shop, Umgum Marketing & Media, Cadent, Dyan Merz Tolentino, Jacob Birch and Dr Yannick van Hierden.

09/06/2023

A sneak peak of our Bin Bypass coming to market next financial year thanks to a partnership with Containers For Change Qld ().

Key Features listed below:
- 100% Recycled industrial HDPE Plastic (from local sources)
- Universal Beverage Container Docking (to hold eligible 10 cent containers)
- Universal Attachments (to Poles, Square Bins, Round Bins, Fences etc)
- Stackable & Lightweight (400 Units to a Pallet)
- Restrictive Openings (Reduced Opportunities for Other Waste being docked)
- Side Message Panels (Indented, Smooth Surface for Stickers)
- Scalable Capacity (Install Back-to-Back, Above-and-Below and Side-to-Side)
- Self Draining (Allows Debris to Flow Through)

We have been working closely with Evolve Group () to bring this product from concept to reality and we will be sharing more about its entry to market shortly.

18/05/2023

Ahem, on International Recycling Day this landfill bin has a special announcement filled with stats on Australia's container recycling shortcomings and everyone's role in addressing them.
Each year 3.74 billion containers in the 6 states/territories with a Container Deposit Scheme are NOT recycled and end up either in landfill or as litter.
That equates to exactly 200 containers per person per year. Every person. Every year.
Under 20% of our street bins provide a recycling option to consumers so we are often left with limited choices to 'do the right thing' besides take our rubbish home with us.
Those 3.74 billion containers stood next to each other are enough to circle the globe 6 times. Per year. Just from 6 states/territories of Australia. Not yet including Victoria or Tasmania.
We all have a problem to address, it's not just the consumers, it's the role of Councils and public space managers to provide better recycling options, the role of Container Deposit Schemes to help change behaviours and make collecting containers more readily accesible and widespread and we feel it is up to US to fix a broken link in the public space container recycling chain.
Installing Bin Bypasses provides consumers with options to leave their containers for others to collect and return for the container deposit reward. Closing the circle and diverting containers from landfill.
Bin Bypasses are self managing, space efficient, intuitive to use and made from recycled materials.
We all have our part to play. We love playing ours. Thank you for listening to this important Public Service Announcement - Landfill bin out.
Awesome photo by talented trash artist - check out their work at https://buff.ly/36la0ue

28/04/2023

Looking forward to sharing an exciting new partnership and an exciting new product with you all shortly... we are currently producing 600 Bin Bypasses as part of this new collab which will hit the streets of Queensland later this year. Here's a sneak peak of one in the wild - can you guess what's different about it?

14/02/2023

🚀 Bin Bypass has commenced a 20-week 'Impact Boom' accelerator program to refine our Social Enterprise business model and our commitments to reducing landfill, utilising recycled/recyclable materials in our fabrication process and increasing the dignity, safety and efficiency with which people can collect recyclable containers in the public domain.

🎤 We look forward to showcasing our work in a final pitch at The Triffid, Fortitude Valley on June 15th.