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About MobileMuster    

MobileMuster is the official national recycling program of the mobile phone industry in Australia.

Initiated voluntarily by the telecommunications industry in 1999, its overall aim is to prevent mobile phones ending up in landfill.

The program collects and recycles mobile phone handsets, batteries and accessories from a network of over 3500 public drop off points including mobile phone retailers, local councils, government agencies, educational institutions and businesses across Australia.

Where to recycle - to find your nearest collection point, go to http://www.mobilemuster.com.au/Where_to_hand_em_in

Alternatively you can pick up a free recycling satchel at participating Australia Post outlets. Over 90% of mobile phone components can be recycled.

Western Downs Regional Council's drop-off points are located at:

 

 Drop-Off Centre Address
 Chinchilla Customer Service Centre 80 Heeney Street, Chinchilla
 Chinchilla Library, Cultural Centre 80 Heeney Street, Chinchilla
 Dalby Corporate Office 30 Marble Street, Dalby
 Dalby Library Stuart Street, Dalby
 Jandowae Community and Cultural Centre High Street, Jandowae
 Meandarra Library Sara Street, Meandarra
 Miles Customer Service Centre 29 Dawson Street, Miles
 Moonie Rural Transaction Centre Corner Moonie and Leichhardt Highway, Moonie
 Tara Customer Service Centre 19 Fry Street, Tara

 

MobileMuster is a not for profit program, that recycles all phones to the highest environmental standards; none are refurbished and sold. The program is managed by the Australian Mobile Telecommunications Association on behalf of its members. The program is funded by a levy paid by the majority of handset manufacturers and all network service providers on each handset they ship into Australia.

Key Mobile Phone Recycling Facts 

 

 About DrumMUSTER

Western Downs Regional Council Depots

 

 Compounds Collection Type
Chinchilla Saleyards

Musters at the compound on the last Thursday of January, March, May, July, September and November. At other times by appointment for over 100 drums with Geoff Frame. Please  contact the Chinchilla Customer Service Centre.

Condamine Tip Receivals by appointment. To arrange a time contact the Miles Customer Service Centre.
Tara Tip Receivals by appointment. To arrange a time contact the Tara Customer Service Centre.
 Meandarra Tip Receivals by appointment. To arrange a time contact the Tara Customer Service Centre.
 Meandarra Meandarra Kindy also operates a service as a fundraising venture.
 Moonie Tip Receivals by appointment only. To arrange a time contact the Tara Customer Service Centre.
 Ducklo March and September Musters. Receival by appointment required for large numbers
 Jandowae Program delivery by Jandowae Scouts. March and September Musters.
 Bell Program delivery by Bell P&C. March and September Musters.
 Wandoan By appointment at the Wandoan Works Depot.

On farm processing may be available for over 500 empty clean drums. Timing depends when the drumMUSTER Processing contractor is in the area. Please contact Colin Hoey, drumMUSTER/Chemclear Consultant S.QLD, M: 0428 964 576 for further information.  

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