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Our community is the driving force behind everything we do. It’s made up of passionate individuals cleaning up streets and waterways, and inspiring Donation Partners collecting containers to support meaningful causesĀ  from providing school kits for children in need, to serving warm meals, to helping people build new skills.

Their generosity, stories, and spirit bring life to the scheme and remind us why it's worth it. Every conversation, every shared smile, and every container returned fuels something bigger.

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Containers Recycled in VIC East Zone

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Here's what we've been doing to help our community

Sep 03, 2026

Community Stories

Meet CountAiner: Smarter Container Counting in Victoria

Returning your containers just got smarter. Return-It is using CountAIner, an AI-powered counting machine, to help make container returns faster and more efficient for Victorians. Following its successful launch at our Dandenong South Fast Counting Depot, a second CountAIner is now operating at our Mulgrave Fast Counting Depot.   So, what is CountAIner? CountAIner uses … Continued

Sep 24, 2025

Community Stories

Recycle & Rescue: SES Emerald

In the heart of the Dandenong Ranges, the volunteers at Emerald State Emergency Service (SES) are known for answering the call when storms hit, trees fall, and emergencies strike. But lately, they’ve been making headlines for something a little different-bottles and cans. Since November 2023, Emerald SES has been quietly transforming into a community-powered fundraising … Continued

Sep 24, 2025

Community Stories

Bottles, Bins, and Big Hearts: Mt Martha Rotary

In the scenic coastal town of Mount Martha, tucked away on Victoria’s Mornington Peninsula, a grassroots movement quietly took off in late 2023 – one that would transform bottles and cans into lifelines for those in need. Spearheaded by the Rotary Club of Mount Martha, the initiative tapped into the scheme. The idea was simple: … Continued