Monaro Street is closed between Lowe Street and Atkinson Street with detours in place for the Monaro Street Refresh project.
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New days and hours will soon be in place for our Waste Transfer Stations. Our busier transfer stations will be open longer and on more days. The changes make the hours more consistent across the transfer stations. All QPRC waste facilities will now be closed on NSW public holidays. Find out more about the new hours.
Waste Transfer Stations
Mulch at the Queanbeyan Waste Minimisation Centre will only be available for purchase until mid-August 2026. Compost, made from the green-lidded FOGO bin waste, will continue to be available for purchase.
Rusten House was built in 1861 and is one of Queanbeyan's most significant properties. Originally built to replace the Benevolent Asylum to serve the more affluent community, by the early twentieth century Rusten House became a community hospital, then a nurses' dormitory during the 1930s. In 1991 it was renamed as Rusten House after the hospital's first matron Mary Rusten. Rusten House is listed as a Heritage Item on the State Heritage Register established under Part 3A of the Heritage Act 1977 Listing No 00552 – 1999.
Work has now been completed on Rusten House. The works included:
87 Collett Street, Queanbeyan, Queanbeyan 2620 View Map
87 Collett Street, Queanbeyan , Queanbeyan 2620