Instructions for use:

On the screen you will see a preview image of the picture. Click on the links to download higher resolution versions of the photographs. The picture will download into a new internet browser window. To save this as a graphic file, choose the "Save as" option in your browser's "file" menu.

Here is a preview image of recyclable newspaper, sitting on top of a 'wheelie' bin. Click here to download a 368 kb version of this photo.

Here is a preview image showing recyclable newspaper along with some of the many products it gets turned into, such as boxes, egg cartons and even kitty litter. Click here to download a 351 Kb version of this photo.

	Click here to download a 570 Kb version of this photo.
Here is a preview image that shows how far a humble milk carton can go. Milk cartons are recycled into a range of new products, including office paper. Many offices now recycle their waste paper. Over 10,000 tonnes of this gets turned into 'Safe' toilet tissue each year.

Here is a preview image of recyclable containers, sitting on a window sill. Click here to download this photo. (684kb)

Here is an image of bales of crushed PET bottles. Click here to download a larger version of this photo. (102kb)

This is an image showing a bird's eye view of a recycling crate full of commonly recycled items. Click here to download a 620 Kb version of this photo.

This is a picture of a bale of compressed aluminium drink cans taken at close range Click here to download a 549 kb version of this photo.

Here is a preview image showing a range of commonly recycled items on top of a 'wheelie' bin. Click here to download a 407 Kb version of this photo.

Below are a series of photos showing some examples of things you can make using recycled products.

This garden bed was made using recycled bricks. These can be found at building demolition yards. Click here to download a 422 kb version of this photo.

This quilt was made using recycled fabrics found in 'op shops'. The pieces of fabric were cut from cushions and clothing at op shops Click here to download a 389 kb version of this photo.

These star cushions were made by recycling old clothing from 'op shops' also. Click here to download a 337 kb version of this photo.

Vases can be found at second hand shops, garage sales and op shops. Click here to download a 405 kb version of this photo.