It is estimated that there are as many as 23.5 million unused mobile phones in Australia, with most households holding onto at least two. This month, RecycleSmart and MobileMuster have teamed up to encourage Sydneysiders to reuse or recycle any old tech they have lying around collecting dust.
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Telstra commits to renewable and recycled packaging
Telstra has announced plans to commit to renewable and recycled materials for branded packaging by the end of 2022.
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MobileMuster trials expanded electronics recycling program
MobileMuster has announced a free take-back trial to get Australians recycling more electronic waste.
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MobileMuster encourages Australians to Go for Zero in March
MobileMuster Ambassador Professor Alan Duffy is encouraging Australians to Go for Zero in March.
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MobileMuster explores recycling personalities
MobileMuster has developed a series of recycling personality videos, with each personality representing a certain type of recycler within the community that displays traits and motivations that drive their recycling behaviour.
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A carbon neutral first: MobileMuster
By gaining Climate Active accreditation, MobileMuster has distinguished itself as Australia’s first carbon neutral product stewardship program.
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Reuse, repair, recycle: MobileMuster
Product stewardship success shouldn’t be measured by simply tonnes collected, but also how the lifecycle of products is extended. MobileMuster’s Spyro Kalos explains.
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MobileMuster welcomes new member Cellnet Australia
Cellnet Australia has joined MobileMuster, the mobile telecommunications industry’s product stewardship program.
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MobileMuster partners with Landcare throughout August
MobileMuster is partnering with Landcare to provide an added incentive to recycle mobile phones throughout August.
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MobileMuster recognises local government recycling champions
Hornsby Shire Council is MobileMuster's National Local Government Recycling Champion for the second consecutive year.
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