Canberra battery recycling

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Australia''s official battery stewardship scheme

B-cycle is Australia''s nationwide, government-backed battery stewardship scheme. It''s the safe and simple way to help build a world where no battery goes to waste.
Batteries (household)

Batteries must be recycled through specialised battery recycling programs. Drop off eligible household batteries for free. Collection points include Aldi, Coles, IGA, Woolworths and Bunnings. Search B
Battery Recycling Service

We provide fast, reliable battery recycling services across Sydney, NSW, and ACT Canberra South. Whether you need a one-time pickup or regular collections, our team is ready to assist with your
Waste & Recycling — Canberra Environment Centre

E-waste includes any item with a plug, battery or power cord that''s no longer working or unwanted. Items in good condition can be donated to Goodies Junction (Mitchell or Mugga Lane).
Batteries

Australia''s national product stewardship scheme for battery recycling is called B-cycle. This program has partnered with approximately 100 organisations across Australia to provide recycling drop-off points
Don''t bin batteries: recycle safely across Australia | The

Learn how to recycle lithium-ion batteries safely in Australia. Protect the environment by using B-cycle''s 5,000+ drop-off points.
Batteries

There are over 50 B-cycle drop off points conveniently located around Canberra. B-cycle is a national, government-backed battery recycling scheme. Find your closest B-cycle drop off point. View all
Find a household recycler — ASSOCIATION FOR THE BATTERY

For households and businesses with limited amounts of small batteries, you can search for a location to drop-off your used batteries at Find a B-cycle Drop-off location.
Rubbish Tips & Recycling Centres in Canberra, ACT

Find rubbish tips, transfer stations, and recycling centres in Canberra. Opening hours, fees, accepted materials, and locations across Canberra metropolitan area.
Don''t Bin Batteries Campaign 2025 | Canberra Region Joint Organisation

CRJO is running a media campaign in 2025 to increase to recycling rate and safe disposal of batteries in the region. Batteries contain valuable materials such as lithium, nickel and zink, which can be