Managed Solutions for E-Waste and End-of-Life IT Equipment Sustainable IT asset management is an essential activity in minimising commercial and environmental risk. Effectively managing your obsolete computer equipment is now straightforward and environmentally beneficial. It is also cost effective and consistent with industry and Government policies on e-waste and Product Stewardship. The ability to divert ...

A major weekend of e-waste recycling is scheduled for Tasmania on the 17th and 18th March 2012. The event will target householders, the general public and small business. It will help to recover and recycle tonnes of obsolete and redundant electrical and electronic products that would otherwise end up in landfill or illegally dumped. Come ...

The development and implementation of an effective environmental management system (EMS) requires dedication and commitment in order to extract maximum social, economic and environmental benefit. It should be part of a company’s DNA. The need for an EMS at Infoactiv Group is yet another step in the organisation’s evolution, and its journey towards becoming a ...

Yet again, South Australians have shown that they understand the environmental benefit of recycling e-waste and keeping obsolete televisions and computers out of landfill. During a free e-waste collection event held across metropolitan Adelaide on the 3rd and 4th of December 2011, a significant volume of e-waste was collected from seven council sites and depots. ...

Infoactiv Group is very pleased to announce the appointment of Chris Mason as the company’s new Chief Operating Officer. His addition to the Infoactiv team signals a positive phase of growth and capacity building. Chris will play a critical role in helping shape Infoactiv’s involvement in the National Television and Computer Product Stewardship Scheme. He ...

From the Office of The Hon Paul Caica Minister for Sustainability, Environment and Conservation. Media Release – Thursday 10th November 2011 Minister for Sustainability, Environment and Conservation Paul Caica today announced that residents can recycle their unwanted televisions, computers and mobile phones for free at a community event held early next month. Mr Caica said ...

What you can and can’t drop off as part of the Adelaide e-waste collection event. Come and contribute to the tonnes of e-waste we hope to collect and recycle on the weekend of the 3rd and 4th of December 2011, across Adelaide. Further information about specific collection sites is available now. This important event will ...

Industry funded, competitive and environmentally focused The National Television and Computer Product Stewardship Scheme received an unprecedented boost with the announcement of a new industry-led partnership. The ANZRP (Australian and New Zealand Recycling Platform), in association with Infoactiv Group have launched a unique partnership to build and implement the industry-leading model for recycling end-of-life (EoL) ...

South Australia continues to lead the way with e-waste recycling. A major weekend collection event is scheduled for early December. Specific locations and dates are now confirmed and community participation is likely to be very high given the growing interest in diverting e-waste from landfill. Come along and be part of the solution to managing ...

It is official. The Product Stewardship Regulations covering television and computer waste come into effect from today (8th November 2011). Enabled by the Product Stewardship Act passed earlier this year, the regulations will ensure that a national collection, recycling and community education scheme becomes a reality, and not a minute too soon. The scheme will ...