The mobile phone industry’s response to the TEC Report “Tipping Point: Australia’s E-Waste Crisis” Calls for a mandatory mobile phone recycling program are unfounded and based on faulty figures, MobileMuster, the mobile phone industry’s official recycling 17/12/08 Lismore City Council, Moonee Valley City Council, The City of Stirling and Lockhart Shire Council were praised for their mobile phone recycling efforts at the MobileMuster Local Government Awards today, which were presented by guest speaker Scott Bennett 12/12/08 AMTA CEO Chris Althaus will announce the nominations for the MobileMuster Local Government Awards for 2008, covering Top Recycler (Overall and Per 1000 Residents), Top Promoter and National Excellence. The winners will be announced and awarded their certi 07/12/08 The Australian Mobile Telecommunications Association has renewed its commitment to its world-leading recycling program with an ambitious series of targets over the next five years to increase community awareness and participation in MobileMuster, AMTA Chi 07/11/08 It is now easier and more convenient for Canberrans to recycle their old mobile phones, batteries, chargers and accessories with MobileMuster drop-off points going into regional recycling centres throughout the territory. 28/10/08 Check out the News Archive for more articles. |
