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Televisions | More Information
Televisions and Electronic WasteTelevisions and other E-waste should not be placed in domestic (kerbside) bins. Televisions and other electronic waste is Australia’s fastest growing form of waste. Computers, televisions, mobile phones and other forms of e-waste contain both toxic/hazardous materials as well as non- renewable resources such as tin, gold, nickel, zinc and copper. It is therefore important that they are disposed of correctly so that valuable resources are not lost. Under the national television and computer recycling scheme every company that makes or imports computers into Australia is required to pay for the end of life recycling of these products. As part of this scheme you can drop off computers at the Resource Recovery Centre, however you must follow the below guidelines. Dropping eWaste at the RRC: 1. Free Disposal – Conditions: Domestic quantities only – limit 5 major items. More than 5 items require prior approval by RRC management. Items able to be dropped off for free include:
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Tree Prunings | More Information
Garden WasteTree prunings up to 15cm in diameter can be placed in the green lidded organics bin. | ||
Tyres | More Information
TyresTyres should never be placed in any of your kerbside domestic bins. Waste tyres are a major environmental concern with approximately 18 million waste tyres generated in Australia each year. Tyres are a valuable source of rubber that can be re-used to prevent litter, avoid fire hazards, save energy and prevent against environmental contamination. Waste Tyres can be dropped off at the following locations:Greater Taree Residents
Great Lakes Residents
Gloucester Residents
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