Want a better Council Deal?
Local city councils are dedicated to change with most offering some sort of waste management initiative in the form of a rebate and workshop. I even run some of them!
Don’t see your council listed?
Reach out today! I have the ability to curate bundles to have you saving $$$ and getting into cloth!
Don’t see your council listed?
Reach out today! I have the ability to curate bundles to have you saving $$$ and getting into cloth!
WESTERN AUSTRALIA
City of Armadale
50% of total purchase or hire price, maximum $100 rebate (must attend cloth nappy workshop).
Town of Bassendean
50% of total purchase price, maximum $100 rebate. This includes cloth nappies AND period wear!
City of Bayswater
$100 rebatable through purchases with Earthside Eco Bums. Only eligible after booking an online consult with proof of residency.
City of Busselton
Attend a free workshop to receive a cloth nappy pack containing 3 x cloth nappies and a wet bag.
City of Cockburn
Up to 60% subsidy to hire cloth nappies using the Nappy Guru's library service, OR a $50 rebate for new cloth nappy purchases (must attend a cloth nappy workshop).
Rebate of up to $50 on new reusable sanitary item purchases (including menstrual cups, reusable sanitary pads, reusable incontinence pads and period underwear).
City of East Fremantle
50% of total purchase or hire price, maximum $100 rebate (must attend cloth nappy workshop).
City of Fremantle
$100 rebatable through purchases with Earthside Eco Bums. Only eligible after booking an online consult with proof of residency.
City of Kwinana
Attend a workshop (online or in person) and have the option to purchase a heavily subsidised cloth nappy pack valued at over $260 (6 x cloth nappies and a wet bag) for only $60.
City of Melville
50% of total purchase or hire price, maximum $100 rebate (must attend cloth nappy workshop).
City of Augusta Margaret River
Rebate up to $100 towards the cost of cloth nappies and $50 towards the cost of sanitary products.
Town of Victoria Park
50% of total purchase or hire price, maximum $100 rebate (must attend cloth nappy workshop).
Rebate of up to $50 on new reusable sanitary item purchases (including menstrual cups, reusable sanitary pads, reusable incontinence pads and period underwear).
Rebate of up to $50 on cloth nappy repairs. This service keeps nappies in circulation for longer and promotes second hand purchases. Cloth nappy repairs can be done by any sewing/alterations people/tailors or even at repair café’s for free.
QUEENSLAND
Livingstone Council
Monthly draw to win $100 cloth nappy rebate. Minimum spend of $30.
Brisbane City Council
50% of total purchase or hire price, maximum $150 rebate (must attend cloth nappy workshop).
NEW SOUTH WALES
Albury City Council
Free cloth nappy workshops.
50% of total purchase price, maximum $100 rebate.
Shire of Federation and Greater Hume
Free cloth nappy workshops.
50% of total purchase price, maximum $100 rebate.
Liverpool City Council
50% of purchase price of cloth nappies and reusable nappy accessories (up to $150).
50% of purchase price of reusable menstrual products (up to $100).
Blacktown City Council
50% of total purchase price, maximum $200 rebate.
City of Parramatta
50% of purchase price of cloth nappies and reusable nappy accessories (up to $150).
50% of purchase price of reusable menstrual products (up to $100).
Penrith City Council
Maximum $100 rebate on cloth nappy and reusable sanitary product purchases.
Sutherland Shire
50% of purchase price of cloth nappies and reusable nappy accessories (up to $50).
50% of purchase price of reusable menstrual products (up to $50).
City of Wagga Wagga
50% of total purchase price, maximum $100 rebate.
Woolloongong City Council
Free cloth nappy workshops.
VICTORIA
Banyule City Council
Attend a workshop and receive 2x free cloth nappies to the value of $70.
City of Ballarat
Cloth nappies: 50% of purchase price, maximum rebate $100.
Reusable period products: 50% of purchase price, maximum rebate $100.
Reusable breast pads: 50% of purchase price, maximum rebate $50.
Cardinia Shire
Cloth nappies: 50% of purchase price, maximum rebate $150.
Reusable period products: 50% of purchase price, maximum rebate $50.
City of Casey
Cloth nappies: 50% of purchase price, maximum rebate $100.
Reusable period products: 50% of purchase price, maximum rebate $50.
Hobsons Bay City Council
Maximum $130 rebate on cloth nappy, incontinence and/or reusable sanitary product purchases.
Mornington Peninsula Shire
Cloth nappies: 50% of total purchase price, maximum $100 rebate.
Reusable period products: 50% of total purchase price, maximum $50 rebate.
Shire of Indigo and Towong
Free cloth nappy workshops.
50% of total purchase price, maximum $100 rebate.
City of Whittlesea
50% of purchase price of cloth nappies, maximum $100 rebate.
50% of purchase price of reusable menstrual products, maximum $50 rebate.
City of Wodonga
Free cloth nappy workshops.
50% of total purchase price, maximum $100 rebate.
Wyndham City Council
50% of purchase price of cloth nappies, maximum $100 rebate.
50% of purchase price of reusable menstrual products, maximum $50 rebate.
SOUTH AUSTRALIA
City of Holdfast Bay
50% of purchase price of cloth nappies and reusable menstrual products, maximum rebate $100.
NORTHERN TERRITORY
Litchfield Council
50% of purchase price of cloth nappies, maximum $100 rebate.
50% of purchase price of reusable menstrual products, maximum $50 rebate.
TASMANIA
Hobart City Council
50% of purchase price of cloth nappies and reusable menstrual products, maximum rebate $50.
Do you have any questions?
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Easy. Simply print out your proof of purchase (reciept) which shows the invoice paid in full and follow the steps on your local councils website
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You should have received an email from your product website. If you cannot locate this, simply get in touch with the brands support and they'll be able to send you a fresh copy!
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Be sure to get in touch with your councils waste management officer. This can be achieved by sending them an email or calling them directly. The more 'push' they get from the community, the more incentive there is for them to do something about it.
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Yes, provided they are the one who put through the sale, attend the workshop or follows the councils rules. The reciept also needs to be in the name of the resident living in the council area.