by Kerry Owen, Compliance & Operations Lead
Recycle your unwanted electronics for free and help recover valuable resources, keep e-waste out of landfill and support a more circular future.
This National Recycling Week, ANZRP’s TechCollect program is making it easier for regional communities tomake their old tech count, with free e-waste collection events taking place throughout November.
Working with local schools and community partners, the events give residents a convenient way to clear out unwanted computers, laptops, tablets, TVs, monitors, printers and other eligible electronics, helping recover valuable materials for reuse and keep resources in circulation.
Free e-waste collection events
Ceduna, South Australia
Where: Ceduna Overnight Freight, 20 Murat Terrace, Ceduna SA 5690
When: 9–13 November 2026
Time: 12:30 pm – 4:30 pm
Derby, Western Australia
Where: Derby District High School, 10 Anderson St, Derby WA 6728
When: 9–20 November 2026 (excluding weekend 14-15 Nov)
Time: 8:00 am – 2:30 pm
Tom Price, Western Australia
Where: Tom Price Primary School, 857 Wattle Street, Tom Price WA 6751
When: 16–23 November 2026 (Monday to Friday)
Time: 7:00 am – 3:00 pm
Newman, Western Australia
Where: Newman Senior High School, 1 Gregory Avenue, Newman WA 6753
When: 16–23 November 2026
Time: 9:00 am–2:00 pm each day
Why recycle your old electronics?
Recycling unwanted electronics helps recover resources for reuse, keeps e-waste out of landfill and supports a more circular future.
Whether it is an old computer tucked away in a cupboard, an unused monitor or a printer that has reached the end of its life, National Recycling Week is a great opportunity to clear out your old tech and make it count.
Before dropping off your devices, remember to securely delete any personal data. TechCollect also provides information to help people prepare their devices before recycling.
Ready to make your old tech count?
Bring your unwanted electronics to a TechCollect collection event and help recover valuable resources, keep e-waste out of landfill and support a more circular future.