Recycle your mobile phone, battery, charger and accessories!

Mobile Muster is the official recycling program of the Mobile phone industry, so you can recycle all your mobile phones, batteries, chargers and accessories.

Initiated voluntarily by the telecommunications industry in 1999 its overall aim is to prevent mobile phones ending up in landfill.

The program collects and recycles mobile phone handsets, batteries and accessories from a network of over 2000 mobile phone retailers, local councils, government agencies and businesses drop off points across Australia.

To find your nearest collection point click here. Alternatively you can pick up a free recycling satchel at participating Australia Post outlets.

The program is a funded solely by Australian Mobile Telecommunications Association (AMTA) members including:

- handset manufacturers – i-mate, LG Electronics, Motorola, Nokia, NEC, Panasonic, Samsung, Sharp, Sony Ericission and RF Industries
- carriers – 3 Mobile, Optus, Telstra and Vodafone,
- service providers – AAPT and Virgin
- distributors – Force Technology

The recycling service is free to consumers, schools, businesses, local councils and government agencies.

Its easy and free, click here to find out how.

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