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Changing the face of public place recycling

Envirobank — we’re using our network of reverse vending machines (RVMs) to revolutionise public place recycling in Australia.

When you use an Envirobank our closed loop recycling solution means that a container deposited is a container recycled.

So come join the recycling revolution and use Envirobank.

Latest News

February 16, 2012

Envirobank on tour educating workers on recycling

To celebrate National Recycling week Envirobank toured construction sites of Sydney Water's SewerFix Wet Weather Alliance (SWWA) to educate and engage the workers in a fun way around recycling and responsible disposal of waste. Over 3 days 763 drink containers were recycled, together they offset a 1271 km car journey.

Envirobank is now at Sydney Aquarium

The flag ship Sydney Aquarium welcomed its first Envirobank on Tuesday, 10 January 2012. An initiative brought to Sydney Aquarium by Program Manager, Claudette Rechtorik, from SACF (Sydney Aquarium Conservation Fund).

Every year millions of marine animals are killed or injured by rubbish. The Envirobank will help to increase recycling on site and educate visitors on the importance of responsible disposal of litter.

Kogarah City Council's Annual Australia Day Event 2012

Envirobank will be at Carss Bush Park for Australia Day!

Kogarah City Council will be holding their annual Australia Day event at Carss Bush Park from 10:00am. The day will start with the citizenship ceremony followed by multicultural entertainment, dance troops and cover bands on the Rock Stage with the traditional fireworks display at 9:00pm.

Our partners

“The launch of our new Envirobank on the opening day of our ‘Green It We Mean It’ expo was a great success. The sight of a new and interesting looking machine certainly generated some interest, especially from young children. Mums were lifting their children up to the machine to insert a bottle!

It is our endeavour now to continue to train our customers into becoming accustomed to think of their empty cans and bottles not as rubbish — but as tokens!”

- Michelle Edwards, Marketing Manager, Village Centre & Bridge Plaza, Batemans Bay