Ah, Bunnings—a hardware haven that also plays nice with Mother Earth. At Bunnings, you can typically recycle items like used batteries, light globes, and sometimes paint cans (empty or fully dried). They often have bins for soft plastics, too, because even DIY warriors can't escape plastic packaging. Don't expect a full recycling bonanza, though; it's best to check your local store as services vary. If you're lugging in large quantities of metal or timber, they might give you the side-eye but remember, it's about doing your bit.
For the nitty-gritty, swing by your local Bunnings or have a squiz at community pages on sites like Tradingpost or ServiceCentral to see if there's a nearby recycling initiative.

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