Banksia Grove residents have recycled 650,000 empty drink containers through Containers for Change, just four months after the opening of a local TOMRA Reverse Vending Centre (RVC).
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Queensland’s Containers for Change looks to expand
Queensland’s containers for change program could soon be expanded to include glass wine and spirit bottles to ramp up recycling, put money back into the pockets of Queenslanders and charities, and protect the state’s environment.
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Container deposit schemes under the microscope
Robert Kelman, Director Reloop Pacific, says a change is needed for Australia’s container deposit schemes to reach global best practice.
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Containers for Change super school recognised
One of Queensland’s favourite sporting heroes visited Stretton State College students to congratulate them on their recycling efforts through the Containers for Change school program.
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Forrestdale CDS tops one million containers
More than one million empty eligible containers have not ended up in landfill or littered within the Forrestdale community through the WA Containers for Change scheme.
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Name of Tasmania’s container refund scheme unveiled
Tasmania’s new container refund scheme will be known as Recycle Rewards when it launches in 2023.
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Containers for Change expands in Brisbane
Brisbane residents have more opportunities to help the planet and get rewarded for recycling with the opening of new Containers for Change Return Points.
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$500m refunded by QLD’s Containers for Change
Queensland’s container deposit scheme reached a significant milestone last week, with five billion containers collected and more than $500 million refunded.
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Victorians asked for feedback on CDS design
The Victorian Government is seeking feedback on the design of its incoming container deposit scheme (CDS), which has entered its second consultation stage.
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First reverse vending machine for ACT container deposit scheme
Canberra’s first reverse vending machine is now operating at Erindale Shopping Centre in Wanniassa, as part of the ACT’s Container Deposit Scheme.
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