ANZRP has prepared a A Guide for Collection Partners to help local councils and regional waste management groups. Partnering with the Australia and New Zealand Recycling Platform (ANZRP) means that Collection Partners can benefit from a national collection, recycling and community education service that is environmentally robust, cost effective and community friendly. The Guide for ...

Information sessions have been scheduled in Melbourne and Sydney for local councils and regional waste management groups. Come along to hear about ANZRP’s television and computer waste recycling program and the process for rolling out collection sites and events over the next 12 months. The Australia and New Zealand Recycling Platform Limited (ANZRP) is the ...

The number of environmentally progressive global technology brands joining ANZRP continues to grow. Canon, Epson and Toshiba have recently announced their commitment to the leading industry driven program approved under the National Television and Computer Recycling Scheme. All three companies have joined ANZRP knowing that the program will be environmentally robust, transparent to members and ...

Panasonic Australia has joined the Australia and New Zealand Recycling Platform, the country’s first permanent industry-led service to collect and recycle electronic waste. Panasonic MD Mr Steve Rust also recently joined the ANZRP interim board as a board member. Panasonic Australia Managing Director Steve Rust said, “Panasonic is totally on-board with the Australia and New ...

Major global IT brand joins Australia’s major industry-led television and computer recycling program. Hewlett Packard Australia (HP) today joined the Australia and New Zealand Recycling Platform, the country’s first permanent industry led service to collect and recycle electronic waste. HP’s Australia Vice President for Imaging and Printing Group for South Pacific Mr Richard Bailey said, ...

Infoactiv Group welcomes Government’s approval of ANZRP The number of ‘dead’ and obsolete televisions and computers dumped on Australian kerbsides is set to drop from July 2012. Infoactiv Group congratulates ANZRP (Australia and New Zealand Recycling Platform) on its approval as a Co-regulatory Arrangement, and expects that its recycling performance over the coming years will ...

ANZRP (Australia and New Zealand Recycling Platform) is inviting local councils across Australia to become pro-active collection partners and help cut the volume of television and computer waste going to landfill. Infoactiv Group is working closely with ANZRP to identify and assess collection points and partners across metropolitan, regional and remote Australia. While the initial ...

ANZRP is on track to commence national collection and recycling activities for television and computer waste  in July 2012. Ensuring that ANZRP is collection and recycling ready by July 2012 is one of industry’s top priorities. Both ANZRP and its program manager – Infoactiv Group – have been very focused building a preferred pool of ...

Major television and computer brands have combined their efforts to deliver a free national recycling program commencing July 2012. The collaboration between the two industries will result in a strong partnership to cut e-waste across Australia. Canon, Lenovo, Panasonic and Toshiba, among many other brands, have committed to fund and operate a national e-waste recycling ...

Training dates for Melbourne and Sydney are now confirmed. The Interim Industry Standard (IIS) covering the collection, transport and recycling of end-of-life televisions and computers, is an essential component of ANZRP’s national collection and recycling program. ANZRP invites you to attend a day and a half of comprehensive training on the IIS to ensure you ...