Free stuff in the Light area, SA
Kerbside freebies, free furniture and giveaways from neighbours across the Light area and its 36 suburbs. Everything is free: no buying, selling or swapping.
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Hard waste collections and kerbside freebies in the Light area
Many people in South Australia put unwanted items out for a hard waste collection. Posting them on StreetFreebies first means a neighbour can reuse them, and you may have less to put out. Collection dates and rules are set by each council, so check your council’s website.
New to kerbside pickups? Start with how to find and collect kerbside items safely and whether you can take things left on the kerb.
Suburbs in the Light area
A
- Allendale North 5373
B
- Bagot Well 5373
- Bethel 5373
- Buchfelde 5118
D
- Daveyston 5355
E
- Ebenezer 5355
G
- Gawler Belt 5118
- Gawler River 5118
- Gomersal 5352
- Greenock 5360
K
- Kangaroo Flat 5118
- Kapunda 5373
- Kingsford 5118
- Koonunga 5373
L
- Linwood 5410
N
- Nain 5360
P
- Pinkerton Plains 5400
R
- Roseworthy 5371
- Rowland Flat 5352
S
- Seppeltsfield 5355
- Shea-Oak Log 5371
- St Johns 5373
- St Kitts 5356
- Stone Well 5352
T
- Templers 5371
Questions about free stuff in Light
Is everything on StreetFreebies in Light free?
Yes. Every listing is free to take. Nothing is bought, sold or swapped, and listings that ask for money are removed.
How do I pick up free stuff in Light?
Items left outside are first come, first served: open the listing, get directions and go. For items kept inside, request a pickup time and the owner approves one person.
How do I give away furniture or other things in Light?
Sign in, take a photo, say whether it is left outside or kept inside, and post. It takes under a minute and a neighbour can pick it up the same day.
When is the next hard waste collection in Light?
Dates and rules are set by your local council, so check the council website. Before then, list your items on StreetFreebies so a neighbour can reuse them instead of them going to landfill.