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Muster up your old mobiles

19 March 2015
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Great news Redlanders, you are among the best recyclers of old mobile phones! The City is one of the top five local collectors of old mobile phones for the year in Queensland and we are now in the running for the Mobile Muster State and National Top Collector Award.

You can increase our chances of taking top spot by mustering up your old mobiles and accessories and dropping them in collection boxes at Victoria Point, Cleveland and Capalaba libraries and at Redland IndigiScapes Centre.

By recycling your old mobiles, you are saving precious resources such as metal, plastic, minerals and glass from landfill and helping the planet.

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The awards will be presented at the Australian Local Government Association (ALGA) National Assembly in Canberra later this year.  Well done to all those who have recycled their mobiles through this program to date.

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