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In 2018, Canterbury-Bankstown residents recycled over 14 tonnes of electronic waste (e-waste). E-waste is the broken or obsolete electronic items lying around your house. There are a number of ways you can safely recycle your old or broken electronic items.
We have local options to drop off e-waste throughout the year or Council also run FREE drop off pop-up events, accepted materials are outlined in the table below.
When: Saturday 19th October 2019 from 9am-3.30pm
Where: Council’s car park at Shakespeare Street, Campsie
Electronic items accepted:
Earlwood Library & Knowledge Centre
Campsie and Bankstown Customer Service Centre
Upcoming FREE Council run E-waste collection event
Officeworks
TVs (including set-top boxes, cords)
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Computers (including laptops, tablets, PC, hard drives, monitors, cords, keyboards, mouses)
Printers, scanners and fax machines
Small electronics: HiFi and stereo systems, clock radios, fans, toasters, CDs and DVDs
Phones
Printer cartridges
Batteries
For other options check Planet Ark's Recycling Near You for commercial recyclers and call them directly for more information.
