TASMANIANS are finally able to do something positive with unwanted TVs, phones and computers after the opening of a new E-Waste centre in Launceston.
Operated by Launceston City Mission, the Youngtown facility breaks old televisions and computers down into much smaller parts to be shipped interstate for recycling.
It is part of National TV and Computer Recycling Scheme, paid for by electrical goods importers, and is fed by recently opened collection points at southern Tasmanian tips.
Opening the centre today, Environment Minister Brian Wightman urged the community not to swamp the network by dropping off all of their unwanted waste at once.
E-Waste Tasmania is partnering with a number of councils across Tasmania, including Launceston, Devonport, Burnie, Huon Valley, Kingborough, Hobart, Glenorchy and Clarence
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