MobileMuster
Don't let mobiles go to landfill or gather dust in a drawer! Help address the e-waste epidemic by recycling your used mobile phones and accessories. Simply drop them into a participating location.
Mobile Phones and mobile batteries cannot be recycled in your council recycling bins. There are a number of mobile phone recycling programs that you can get involved in that will help to protect our environment and conserve our natural resources. The MobileMuster program has a number of drop off locations that are listed below.
The MobileMuster phone recycling drop-off locations near you include:
Anz Bank Seven Hills
Seven Hills Shopping Centre
Prospect Highway
Seven Hills NSW 2147
Allphones - Seven Hills
Cnr Prospect Hwy & Federal Rd
Seven Hills NSW 2147
3 Shop Blacktown
Shop 3038 Westfields Blacktown
Patrick Street
Blacktown NSW 2148
Anz Bank Blacktown
65 Main Street
Blacktown NSW 2148
Crazy Johns Blacktown
Westpoint Shop Centre
17 Patrick St
Blacktown NSW 2148
Fone Zone - Blacktown
Westpoint Shopping Centre
Alpha Street
Blacktown NSW 2148
Optus World - Blacktown
Westpoint Shop Centre
17 Patrick St
Blacktown NSW 2148
Telechoice - Blacktown
Westpoint Shopping Centre
17 Patrick Street
Blacktown NSW 2148
Telstra Shop - Blacktown Westpoint
Westpoint Shop Centre
Patrick Street
Blacktown NSW 2148
Vodafone - Blactown
Level 1 shop 1019 Westpoint Blacktown
Blacktown NSW 2148
Allphones - Blacktown
Westpoint Shopping Centre
Patrick Street
Blacktown NSW 2148
Phoneworld - Blacktown
Westpoint Shopping Centre
Blacktown NSW 2148
Cartridge World - Blacktown
Newton Road
Blacktown NSW 2148
Vodafone - Rouse Hill
Rouse Hill Town Centre
10-14 Market Lane
Rouse HIll NSW 2155
Testra Shop - Rouse Hill Town Centre
Rouse Hill Town Centre
Cnr Civic Way and Main Street
Rouse Hill NSW 2155
Allphones - Rouse Hill
Rouse Hill Town Centre
Windsor Road
Rouse Hill NSW 2155
Anz Bank Wetherill Park
Stockland Mall
Polding Street
Wetherill Park NSW 2164
Telstra Shop- Wetherill Park
Stockland Shopping Centre
Polding Street
Wetherill Park NSW 2164
Allphones - Wetherill Park
Stockland Shopping Centre
561 Polding Street
Wetherill Park NSW 2164
Cartridge World - Fairfield
691A The Horsley Drive
Smithfield NSW 2164
Anz Bank St Marys
72 Queen Street
St Marys NSW 2760
Cartridge World - St Marys
249 Queen Street
St Marys NSW 2760
Anz Bank Plumpton
Plumpton Market Place
Jersey Rd
Plumpton NSW 2761
Allphones - Plumpton
Plumpton Marketplace
Cnr Jersey & Hyatts Road
Plumpton NSW 2761
Hpd Mobile
24 Garfield Road
Riverstone NSW 2765
Telstra Shop - Stanhope Gardens
Stanhope Village
Sentry Drive
Stanhope Gardens NSW 2768
Contact Mobile Phones
Westfield Shopping Centre
Luxford Road
Mt Druitt NSW 2770
Crazy Johns Mt Druitt
Carlisle Ave
Mt Druitt NSW 2770
Fone Zone - Mt Druitt
Westfield Shoppingtown
Carlisle Ave
Mt Druitt NSW 2770
Telstra Shop - Mt Druitt
Westfield Mt Druitt
Cnr Carlisle Ave &Â Luxford Rd
Mt Druitt NSW 2770
Vodafone - Mt Druitt
WestfieldÂ
Luxford Rd
Mt Druitt NSW 2770
Allphones - Mt Druitt
Westfield Shoppingtown
Cnr Carlise Ave & Luxford St
Mt Druitt NSW 2770
Betta Electrical - Minchinbury
Cnr Great Western Highway & John Hines Avenue
Minchinbury NSW 2770
Other phone recycling locations
About Mobile Phones
- It is estimated that 21 million mobile phones are in use in Australia. There are potentially 16 million defunct or unused mobile phones.
- Over 90% of the materials in mobile phones can be recovered to make new products. The gold, silver, copper, nickel, cadmium and plastics in the mobiles can be turned into jewellery, stainless steel, batteries and plastic fence posts and pallets. The mobile phone industry claims that you can recover the same amount of gold from 50,000 handsets as from mining 110 tonnes of gold ore.
Source: AMTA
Importance of Recycling Mobile Phones
- Throwing old mobiles into landfill can potentially be dangerous. Heavy metals such as the cadmium in the batteries could leach into the environment.
More Information on Mobile Phone Recycling Programs:
- MobileMuster is the official mobile phone industry recycling program. It is a not for profit program that is run by AMTA (Australian Mobile Telecommunications Association) and is funded solely by its members who pay a levy on every handset they ship into Australia.
- ARP has a mobile phone recycling program that helps raise money for various charities.
