Are you still feeding the fill?

Don't let your 10¢ containers go to waste.

That's a golden opportunity displaced. Their lives can be extended. Every container, reinvented.

Through Containers for Change, Western Australians have saved more than 2.5 billion 10¢ containers from landfill.

But each year, more than 530 million 10¢ containers still go to waste, that's an opportunity forever erased.

INTO THE LAIR OF THE MONSTER THEY'RE DIGESTED

Every 10¢ container that feeds the fill is wasted potential.
A change in behaviour is absolutely essential.

Returning our containers will make our world cleaner.
Providing jobs for thousands and making our state greener.

The potential for change is in you — anyone can be a container saver.
Start collecting your containers, that's the right behaviour.

BUT THIS CAN BE PREVENTED, YOUR CONTAINERS REINVENTED

What can a can become? What can a bottle be?

Collect and return them, and you'll see, all the things your containers can be.

They can live on, again and again, and you can save or donate to a cause you want to sustain.

when containers are tossed,
what is lost?

You hold the power, so, what's it gonna be?

Feed the Fill
OR
Be the change

BROUGHT TO A STANDSTILL, FOREVER IN LANDFILL

Throw away your 10¢ containers and you're not just sending them to landfill, you're giving up a chance of goodwill.

It doesn't need to be like this.

Are you really still feeding the fill?


CHANGE IS COMING

Yes, you've chosen right!

You're joining others in this good cause fight.

We'll take this fight from our homes onto the street,
working together we will get landfill beat.

Are you a Containers for Change member yet?

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF COUNTRY

We acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the land upon which we live and work, and pay our respects to their Elders past, present and emerging. We recognise the practice of intergenerational care for Country and its relevance to our work. We seek to listen, learn and build strong partnerships. We aim to provide genuine opportunities for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples in Western Australia through the container deposit scheme, Containers for Change.