Reviva Tea Gardens is a resource recovery centre connected to the waste collection site in Tea Gardens. Our reuse shops sell quality second-hand goods that don’t cost the earth.  Our range includes building supplies, furniture, books, tools, household appliances and much much more.

The Full Circle Collective is a vibrant not-for-profit circular economy retail and community space. This space supports social enterprises, local businesses, community organisations, and makers with a shared ethos to create a sustainable future by championing the principles of the circular economy through resource recovery, repair and reuse.

Allira House Op Shop at Edgeworth is a beautiful Op Shop funding woman & children escaping domestic violence. Allira House Op Shop sell second hand quality, clothing, bric-a-brac, books, DVDs, baby furniture and home health care.

Allira House is a non government funded & appreciate the community support.

Sweet Pea Interiors for upcycling furniture using various paints, styles and textures to help reduce landfill. For sale items and commission work available located Charlestown, Sweet Pea Interiors are a retailer for Artisan Paint Company.

At Battery World we have a tried and tested recycling program to ensure all used lead acid batteries are recycled properly.

Almost every car and truck has at least one Lead Acid or Sealed Lead (SLA) battery in it, and so do motorbikes and boats. 96% of these batteries can be recycled to make new batteries. Lead is one of the most recycled materials in the world and the main source of secondary lead is from lead acid battery recycling, with global recycling rates estimated at around 95%. However due to the toxic nature of lead and corrosive battery acid used in them, Lead Acid Batteries have to be recycled carefully.

At Battery World we have a tried and tested recycling program to ensure all used lead acid batteries are recycled properly.

Almost every car and truck has at least one Lead Acid or Sealed Lead (SLA) battery in it, and so do motorbikes and boats. 96% of these batteries can be recycled to make new batteries. Lead is one of the most recycled materials in the world and the main source of secondary lead is from lead acid battery recycling, with global recycling rates estimated at around 95%. However due to the toxic nature of lead and corrosive battery acid used in them, Lead Acid Batteries have to be recycled carefully.