Find a Resource Recovery Australia store
6 stores in 3 regions — pick a region
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What’s accepted
- Homeware such as kitchenware, furniture, artwork, antiques, lighting, rugs and bed linen
- Nursery items
- Building materials such as hardware, tools, doors, windows, gates and fencing
- Fashion and textiles such as clothing, footwear and hats
- Entertainment such as books, CDs, vinyl, DVDs, video games, musical instruments and toys
- Electronics such as audio, speakers, computers and gaming systems
- Sport items such as bikes, scooters, sporting gear and gym equipment
- Outdoor items such as gardening, outdoor furniture, BBQs, camping equipment and lawn mowers
- Working whitegoods such as fridges, freezers and washing machines
- All items must be good quality, clean and sellable
What’s not accepted
- Broken, ripped, stained or damaged furniture
- Items with ripped, dirty or stained fabric
- Aquatic toys and floatation aids
- Beekeeping equipment and biosecurity risks
- Child car seats, baby capsules and restraints
- Cots, prams and highchairs made before 2009
- Invasive plants
- Fire extinguishers and gas bottles
- Helmets
- Home medical equipment requiring calibration
- Mattresses
- Plasterboard or fibreboard
- Provocative material
- Consumables or alcohol
From Resource Recovery Australia’s own guidance, checked October 2026. Individual stores can differ, so check with your nearest store for large items.
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Resource Recovery Australia — questions & answers
Where are Resource Recovery Australia shops in Australia?
Resource Recovery Australia runs 6 op shops across 3 regions of Australia. Use the store finder on this page to see every location grouped by region, or open the map to find the one nearest you.
Where does the money go?
Resource Recovery Australia is a not-for-profit social enterprise that runs Reviva Reuse Shops in partnership with local councils across New South Wales, Queensland and the Northern Territory. The shops sell homeware, fashion, entertainment, electronics, sporting goods, outdoor items and other quality second-hand goods. Revenue from shop sales supports employment and training opportunities for people experiencing barriers to work.
What are Resource Recovery Australia opening hours?
Opening hours vary by store, so we keep them on each shop's own page rather than listing chain-wide times. Tap any store above to see its hours and whether it's open now.
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