Natalie Roach has been appointed Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Container Exchange, the not-for-profit operating Queensland’s container refund scheme Containers for Change.
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Record-breaking summer for Containers for Change
Containers for Change celebrated the six billionth drink container returned through the network of more than 360 container refund points in Queensland this week, following a record-breaking summer for the scheme.
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Container refund to help Kimberley flood relief
Western Australians can support the Kimberley flood victims by donating their 10 cent drink container refund to the Lord Mayor’s Distress Relief Fund.
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Containers for Change hits 650,000 milestone in four months
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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Change Maker Awards celebrate WA’s recycling champions
Recycling trailblazers from across Western Australia were recognised for their efforts at last Friday’s Change Maker Awards.
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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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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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1.5 billion milestone for Containers for Change WA
Western Australia has reached a new recycling milestone – saving 1.5 billion 10-cent containers from landfill through Containers for Change.
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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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