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Reduce, recycle and WIN!
Thousands of residents and purchasers in Peet communities are being encouraged to support National Recycling Week 2010 which kicks off on Monday 8 November 2010.
You can make your mark by organising a Friday File Fling at home or at the office, joining in an Aussie Swap Party or by learning more about how to recycle right all year round. Look online at www.recyclingweek.planetark.org to find an event near you and for a raft of other information about environmentally-friendly recycling habits.
Meanwhile, the Peet team across Australia is joining in by participating in the national Friday File Fling on 12 November – recycling paper and other office materials that might otherwise be destined for the bin.
To encourage our residents across Australia to join the recycling rage this November too, residents and purchasers in Peet communities across Western Australia, Victoria, New South Wales and Queensland are being offered the chance to win a luxury weekend away for two at an eco-resort!*
If you’re a resident or purchaser, simply make a recycling pledge or tell us what you already do to recycle at home or in your community, for your chance to win! Your entry can be as simple or elaborate as you please!
Make sure you email your response, along with your name, address, telephone number and the Peet community in which you live or are building, to community@peet.com.au.
The competition is open to Peet residents and purchasers only and entries must be received by no later than 21 November 2010.
Now in its 15th year, National Recycling Week will run from Monday 8 November to Sunday 14 November 2010. So take up the challenge and recycle at home, school and work!
Did you know? Household batteries contain toxic metals such as cadmium, mercury and lead, which can be harmful to the environment when disposed of to landfill. Most councils offer regular collections and/or provide drop-off locations for hazardous waste. Search www.recyclingnearyou.com.au to find collection points in your local area or click here to learn more about Australian rubbish and recycling.
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