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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.

Council services for Mobile Phones

Palmerston City Council has not listed any locations where you can recycle your mobile phones.

Drop off locations for Mobile Phones

15 drop off businesses match on Mobile Phones within approx 60km of Palmerston NT

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Business Name Address Suburb State Postcode Lon Lat Distance (Km)
Battery World 21 Delatour Street Coconut Grove NT 0810 130.8545630 -12.4001890
Leading Edge Casuarina NT 810 130.8819444 -12.3752778
Dick Smith 283 Trower Road Casuarina NT 0810 130.8836150 -12.3720730
Dick Smith 47 Stuart Highway Darwin NT 0800 130.8406420 -12.4479590
Dick Smith Mitchell Street Darwin NT 0800 130.8388670 -12.4622070
Australia Post 1145 Berrimah Road Berrimah NT 0828 130.9234060 -12.4426815
Australia Post 22 Takarri Road Batchelor NT 0845 131.0308060 -13.0505480
Australia Post 291 Whitewood Road Howard Springs NT 0835 131.0446270 -12.4948390
Australia Post 340 Arnhem Highway Humpty Doo NT 0836 131.1045929 -12.5725217
Australia Post 44 Progress Drive Nightcliff NT 0810 130.8504920 -12.3874850
Australia Post 6682 Kalymnos Drive Karama NT 0812 130.9172440 -12.4008710
Australia Post Ellengowan Drive Casuarina NT 0815 130.8729800 -12.3703420
Australia Post Vickers Street Parap NT 0820 130.8447530 -12.4313660
Dick Smith Casuarina NT 0810 130.8836190 -12.3731120
Litchfield Council 7 Bees Creek Road Freds Pass NT 0835 131.0565980 -12.5400250

Pick up locations for Mobile Phones

10 pick up businesses match your query on Mobile Phones

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Business Name Details Picks up Fees
Thiess Services e-Recycling Collection Fees may apply. We are able to collect it... Nationally May apply
Buyequip Pty Ltd Pick-up service is available when identification is pre... Nationally May apply
cashAphone Send it to us - FreePost! Enter your details on our we... Nationally Free
PENTAQ Technology Pty Ltd Click Business Name for details Nationally May apply
Oz Recycle - Australian Recyclers Community - www.ozrecycle.com Pick-up is arranged between individual community member... Nationally Free
ReuseMoose.com Click Business Name for details Nationally Free
Waste Management Australia Click Business Name for details NT May apply
BuyMyTronics Australia We will supply a reply paid envelope. Nationally Free
Mazuma Mobile We pay all postage, courier or freight charges. Please ... Nationally Free
Reverse E-Waste Commercial - Sydney local - min 1/2 pallet Commercial ... Nationally May apply

About Mobile Phones

  • It is estimated that 26 million mobile phones are in use in Australia. There are potentially 19 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.