For residents with small quantities (1–5 items), we recommend using local community drop-off points. These services are often free and conveniently located.

Some Council also runs free community e-waste recycling drop-off events (usually twice a year) for residents to recycle TVs, computers, phones, small appliances and more. Inquire with your local council for event dates.

Local E-Waste & Recycling Drop-Off Centres — Sydney / Parramatta AreaCommunity Recycling Centres (Council-run)

These are permanent drop-off locations where households can bring problem waste including some e-waste (often limited by kg/volume):

Service NSW Sydney & Inner Metro NSW:

• Northern Sydney Community Recycling Centre – Artarmon (accepts e-waste & other household problem waste)

• Drummoyne / City of Canada Bay Community Recycling Centre – Five Dock

• Hornsby / Thornleigh Community Recycling Centre – Hornsby Shire

• Inner West, Liechhardt & St Peters Community Recycling Centre – St Peters (Inner West)

• Liverpool Community Recycling Centre – Liverpool (south-west Sydney)

• Randwick City Council Recycling Centre – Matraville

Other Sydney Area:

City of Canterbury / Bankstown – Electrical Waste Recycling

Community Recycling Centres are free and part of the NSW EPA/Service NSW CRC network — search for more locations across Sydney & NSW here: 

Service NSW CRCFinder: 

https://www.service.nsw.gov.au/referral/find-a-community-recycling-centre

Some other Organisation and business listed below for e-waste drop offs. Always make sure to call to find out items they accept. These are excellent drop off for small electrical items.

• Batteries: Drop off at ALDI, Woolworths, or Bunnings collection bins. Never put batteries in your home bins.

• Mobile Phones: Take these to any MobileMuster location.

• Small Electronics: Items like tablets, keyboards, or printers can be taken to Officeworks or your Local Council Transfer Station.

• Find a Location: Use RecyclingNearYou.com.au to find the nearest free drop-off point to your suburb.

NOTE: Accepted items, limits, and opening hours may vary. Please check and make sure with your local council and CRC centres for the most up-to-date information before visiting.

Yes. For businesses, schools, or large residential clear-outs, we provide professional collection services that local council bins cannot accommodate:

• Bulk Collections: Scheduled pickups for office IT upgrades, server rooms, and warehouse clean-outs.

• Certified Data Destruction: We ensure all sensitive data is physically destroyed or digitally wiped before the recycling process begins.

• Compliance Reporting: We provide certificates of destruction for your company’s audit and ESG records.

• Sustainability: We guarantee that 95-98% of your equipment's raw materials are recovered.

To ensure safety and security, please follow these steps before your electronics are collected or dropped off:

• Backup Your Data: Ensure you have saved any important files or photos.

• Factory Reset: If the device still powers on, perform a factory reset and sign out of accounts (like Microsoft, iCloud or Google)

• Battery Safety: Place a small piece of clear tape over the terminals (ends) of loose lithium batteries to prevent short-circuits.

• Remove Consumables: Remove ink cartridges from printers and batteries from remote controls.

Electronics contain both hazardous materials and valuable resources. Recycling correctly ensures:

• Toxic Prevention: Keeps lead, mercury, and cadmium out of our soil and groundwater.

• Fire Safety: Reduces the risk of "zombie fires" in garbage trucks caused by lithium batteries.

• Resource Recovery: Allows precious metals like gold, copper, and cobalt to be reused, reducing the need for new mining.

Generally, if it has a plug, a battery, or a power cord, it is e-waste. This includes:

• Computers, Laptops, and Tablets

• Networking equipments like Server, Switches etc

• Monitors and Televisions

• Printers, Scanners, and Copiers

• Cables, Chargers, and Adapters

• Kitchen appliances (toasters, kettles, etc.)

• Power tools and electronic toys

We accept a wide range of electronic items, generally defined as anything with a power cord, battery, or circuit board. Common items include:

• Computers & IT Gear: Laptops, desktops, servers, tablets, and hard drives.

• Office Equipment: Printers*, scanners*, photocopiers*, and networking switches.

• Screens & Displays: LED/LCD monitors and televisions.

• Mobile Devices: Smartphones, old mobile handsets, and GPS units.

• Cables & Accessories: Keyboards, mice, power leads, and adapters.

• Other Electronics: UPS systems, medical equipment, and small electronic appliances.

• *Note: For specialized items like large printers, photocopiers, whitegoods or hazardous materials, please contact us first for guidance.