Australians generate more than 650,000 tonnes of electronic waste (e-waste) each year and most of it ends up in landfill. As well as putting more pressure on limited landfill capacity, e-waste can be hazardous as it contains toxic materials.

To keep recyclable e-waste out of landfill, the City of Sydney offers free quarterly drop-off days.

What to expect

Our team will greet you when you pull up – we can even remove your items while you wait in your vehicle.

What to bring

Televisions
Computers – desktops, monitors, laptops and printers
Home office equipment – photocopiers, fax machines, scanners, servers, projectors, DVD players and video recorders
Computer peripherals such as joysticks
Electronic games, CDs, DVDs, tapes and cameras
Electronic components
Phones – mobiles and landlines
Small kitchen appliances
Power tools – drills, circular saws and power boards, electric lawnmowers, electric trimmers, electric leaf blowers (and no gas-powered items, please).

Items we can’t accept

White goods
Hazardous waste – chemicals, paints and pesticides
Car batteries
Smoke alarms and fire extinguishers.

Household batteries, fluorescent tubes and energy saving light globes (CFLs) can be dropped off at our libraries and customer service centres at any time.

Not sure how to get rid of these items? Ask Garbage Guru.

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