E-Waste Drop-Off & Electronics Recycling

The Ashburton Resource Recovery Park accepts a wide range of items for recycling, reuse, and disposal, including green waste, e-waste, scrap metal, tires, whiteware, and more. They also have a shop that sells reusable items.

The North Shore Transfer Station accepts a wide range of items for disposal and recycling. This includes general household waste, green waste, construction and demolition waste, and various recyclables such as paper, cardboard, plastics, glass, and metal. Specific accepted items can be found on the Auckland Council website or by contacting the facility directly.

The Blenheim Resource Recovery Centre accepts a wide range of materials for recycling, reuse, and disposal, including green waste, recyclables, e-waste, hazardous waste, and general refuse. Specific details on accepted items can be found on the Marlborough District Council website.

The Carterton Transfer Station accepts a wide range of household and commercial waste, including general refuse, green waste, recycling, and some hazardous materials. Check the website for specific details on accepted items and associated fees.

The Carterton Transfer Station accepts a wide range of items, including general household refuse, green waste, recycling, and specific hazardous materials. Check the website for further details and any applicable fees.

The Coromandel Recycling Centre accepts a wide range of recyclable materials, including glass, plastic, paper, cardboard, and metal. It also accepts green waste, e-waste, and some hazardous materials. Specific details on accepted items can be found on the Thames-Coromandel District Council website.

The Cromwell Transfer Station accepts a wide range of items, including general household waste, green waste, recyclables, and problem waste. Specific details may vary, so it's always best to check their website for the most up-to-date information.

The Foxton Transfer Station accepts a wide range of household waste, including general refuse, green waste, recycling, and specific hazardous materials. Whiteware and e-waste are also accepted.

The Geraldine Transfer Station accepts a wide range of items, including general household waste, green waste, recycling, and some hazardous materials. Check the Timaru District Council website for a comprehensive list of accepted items and associated fees.

The Gore Recycling Centre accepts a wide range of recyclable materials, including glass, plastics #1 and #2, paper, cardboard, tin and aluminium cans, and scrap metal. They also accept e-waste, such as televisions, computers, and other electronics.

The Gore Transfer Station accepts a wide range of items, including general household refuse, green waste, recyclables, and some hazardous materials. Check the website for specific details on accepted items and associated fees.

The Huntly Recycling Centre accepts a range of recyclable materials, including paper, cardboard, plastics #1 and #2, glass, and metal cans. They also accept e-waste, such as televisions and computers, and green waste, such as branches and leaves.

The Invercargill Central Transfer Station accepts a wide range of household and commercial waste, including general refuse, green waste, recyclables, and hazardous materials. Specific details on accepted items can be found on the Southland District Council website.

The Kaitaia Transfer Station accepts a range of household waste, green waste, recyclables, and problem waste. Specific details on accepted items can be found on the website.

The Masterton Recycling Centre accepts a wide range of recyclable materials, including paper, cardboard, plastics #1 and #2, glass, and metal cans. They also accept green waste, including branches and leaves, as well as ewaste such as televisions, computers, and other electronics. Hazardous materials such as paint, chemicals and batteries are not accepted. Whiteware and scrap metal are accepted.

The Masterton Transfer Station accepts a wide range of household and commercial waste, including general refuse, green waste, recycling, and hazardous materials. Certain items may have associated fees.

The Milton Transfer Station accepts a variety of household waste, recyclables, and certain other items like tires and appliances. Check the website for specific guidelines on accepted materials and any associated fees.

The Morrinsville Transfer Station accepts a range of household waste, including general refuse, green waste, recycling, and some hazardous materials. Certain items may have associated fees.

The Nelson Transfer Station accepts a wide range of items, including general household waste, green waste, recycling, and some hazardous materials. Specific details on accepted items and associated fees can be found on the Nelson City Council website.

The Otaihanga Transfer Station accepts a wide range of items for disposal and recycling, including general household refuse, green waste, and various recyclables such as paper, cardboard, plastics #1 and #2, glass, and metal cans. They also handle e-waste, tires, and some hazardous materials like paint, batteries, and gas bottles.

The Oxford Transfer Station accepts a variety of items for disposal and recycling, including general household trash, recyclables (plastics #1 and #2, glass, aluminum, paper, and cardboard), green waste (leaves, grass clippings, branches), and bulky waste (furniture, appliances). Certain items, like tires and electronics, may have associated fees.

The Paeroa Refuse Transfer Station accepts a wide range of household and commercial waste, including general refuse, green waste, recyclables, and some hazardous materials. Certain items may have associated fees.

The Porirua Transfer Station accepts a wide range of items, including general household waste, green waste, recycling, and problem waste. Specific details on accepted items can be found on the official website.

The Putāruru Transfer Station accepts a range of household waste, green waste, recycling, and problem waste. Check the website for specific details on accepted items and associated fees.

The Southern Landfill Recycling Centre accepts a wide range of recyclable materials, including paper, cardboard, plastics, glass, metals, e-waste, and green waste. Check the website for specific details on accepted items and any associated fees.

The Stratford Recycling Centre accepts a wide range of recyclable materials, including paper, cardboard, plastics #1 and #2, glass, aluminum cans, steel cans, and scrap metal. Green waste such as branches and leaves is also accepted. They also handle ewaste (televisions and computers) and some hazardous materials like paint, batteries, and gas bottles but have specific requirements or fees for some of these items.

The Stratford Transfer Station accepts a wide variety of items, including general household waste, green waste, recyclables, and some hazardous materials. Check the website for specific details on accepted items and associated fees.

The Stratford Transfer Station accepts a wide variety of items, including green waste, general refuse, and recyclables such as paper, cardboard, plastics #1 and #2, tin, and aluminum cans. They also accept ewaste (televisions, computers, etc.), scrap metal, and tires. Whiteware and furniture are accepted for a fee.

The Te Awamutu Refuse Transfer Station accepts a wide range of items, including general household refuse, green waste, recycling, and problem waste. Specific examples can be found on the detailed list provided on the website.

Te Maunga Transfer Station accepts a wide range of items, including general household waste, green waste, recyclables, and some hazardous materials. Specific details on accepted items and any associated fees can be found on the Tauranga City Council website.