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Lane Cove Takes Action on Food Waste: In 2026 A New Service to Help Households Make a Big Impact
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Lane Cove Takes Action on Food Waste: In 2026 A New Service to Help Households Make a Big Impact
Food is something we all enjoy—and something we often waste without realising. Whether it’s buying more than we need, cooking bigger portions than necessary, or forgetting leftovers at the back of the fridge, the scraps we toss out soon add up. A recent kerbside bin audit by Lane Cove Council revealed that the average household throws away 3.5 kilograms of food each week. That’s more than 3,500 tonnes of food waste every year heading to landfill…
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