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Desktop Computer
Kerbside collection: check your council
Kerbside rules differ across New Zealand — bins, crates and accepted materials all vary — so your council's own guide is the only reliable answer for where this goes at home.
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This item can also be taken to specialised drop-off locations, which may be required for large quantities.
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Impact: Desktop computers contain hazardous materials like lead and mercury, which can contaminate soil and water if not disposed of properly.
Did you know? Many components of a desktop computer, such as metals and plastics, can be recycled and reused in the manufacturing of new electronics. Recycling e-waste reduces landfill and helps conserve valuable resources.
Your council is the authoritative source for local collection rules.