The following government-accredited organisation delivers mobile phone and accessory recycling. Drop-off points may also accept other e-waste such as mobile phones, batteries and electronics. Memory cards, including network, sound, video, IDE, SCSI and similarĮlectrical transformers and static convertersĬheck recycling drop-off point providers to confirm what’s accepted in each location. Multi-function printers with print, copy and fax transmissionĭigital video disc drives, including burners Monitors and projectors, including cathode-ray tube and flat screen monitors ProductĬentral processing units for personal computers The following items can be recycled under the National Television and Computer Recycling Scheme.
What TV and computer products are covered?
USB TV ANTENNA OFFICE DEPOT FREE
Services are free for households and small businesses, while charges may apply for larger businesses. These may be operated through local council or resource management centres. Services may include a permanent collection site at a local waste transfer station or retail outlet, or one-off recycling events. Location and opening times for recycling and collection services are determined by the organisations who manage them, with flexibility provided to suit local circumstances. The NTCRS provides around 98 per cent of Australia’s population with reasonable access to collection services for televisions and computer parts.
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