Lids4Kids: no drop-off points, paid bags only
Canberra charity that turns plastic lids into benches and tiles. It no longer has public drop-off points; you buy a Zero Waste Warrior bag…
Lesson plans, audits, experiments, conversation cards and vetted external resources by age.
Canberra charity that turns plastic lids into benches and tiles. It no longer has public drop-off points; you buy a Zero Waste Warrior bag…
The bread-tag programme that funded 171 wheelchairs stopped accepting tags in August 2026; remaining stock is being processed. Do not post tags.
The free Colgate/TerraCycle programme for toothbrushes, tubes and floss containers is winding down; last shipments by 30 December 2026.
Brand-funded free mail-in programmes plus paid Zero Waste Boxes for soft plastics, beauty empties and more. Read the caveats before paying.
Free phone, battery, charger and accessory recycling via retailers or a free post satchel; government-accredited industry scheme since 1998.
Drop empty medicine blister packs at 900+ pharmacies (Blooms, Chemist Warehouse); 185 million packs processed since 2022. Plastic is downcycled.
Free e-waste drop-off for households and small business at about 1,800 sites, funded by importers under federal law; find a site via Recycling Near…
Australia’s largest recycling directory: what your council takes, and drop-off points for batteries, e-waste, textiles, paint, cartridges and more.
Paid doorstep collection of soft plastics, e-waste, textiles, blister packs and batteries in Australian cities: $29 one-off or $19 a month.
Bag soft plastics in a QR-tagged CurbyBag and put it in the recycling bin; live in Newcastle, Central Coast and Tamworth, with more councils…