e-Waste Eddie helps recycle some of the e-Waste at Brooklyn School in Wellington.

Edutainer Tony Collis and e-Waste Eddie meet some of the students at Brooklyn School in Wellington.

Brooklyn School Students and the e-Day Schools Collection Truck.

Edutainer Tony Collis introduces e-Waste Eddie to a Brooklyn School student.

Edutainer Tony Collis and e-Waste Eddie talk to Brooklyn School about spreading the e-waste message.

Brooklyn School students help carry their e-waste to the eDay Schools Collection Truck.

Volunteers package computer waste at the North Shore eDay site.

Computer waste collected by volunteers at the North Shore site

Computer waste at Manukau eDay site.

Volunteers remove computer waste from cars at Manukau City eDay site.

eDay organiser Laurence Zwimpfer (CANZ) and Douglas Harre (Ministry of Education) remove computer equipment from cars at the Wellington site

Wellington coordinator Nicole Medcalf (WCC) counts the number of items disposed of at the Wellington site

Volunteers at the North Shore site sort computer peripherals

Volunteers at the North Shore site remove computer equipment from cars

Trade Me founder and eDay supporter, Sam Morgan, lends a hand at the Wellington site

Volunteers at the Manukau City eDay site sort computer equipment

Volunteers at the Wellington site dismantle monitors

Cars line up at the Wellington site to dispose of their computer equipment

Piles of computer waste at the Wellington eDay site

Behind the scenes at the Manukau City eDay site

Monitors ready for dispatch from the Manukau City eDay site

Green Party member John Milnes with one of the more unusual items dropped off at the Wanganui eDay site

National eDay Co-ordinator

National eDay Co-ordinator Laurence Zwimpfer from Computer Access New Zealand at the Launch of eDay, 19 September 2007

Redundant computer equipment at Remarkit in Wellington

Hugh Logan (CEO, Ministry for the Environment), David Cunliffe (Minister of Information Technology and of Communications) and Laurence Zwimpfer (National eDay Co-ordinator) at the launch of eDay, 19 September 2007

Redundant computer equipment at Remarkit in Wellington

Redundant computer equipment at Remarkit in Wellington

Hugh Logan (CEO, Ministry for the Environment), David Cunliffe (Minister of Information Technology and of Communications) and Laurence Zwimpfer (National eDay Co-ordinator) at the launch of eDay, 19 September 2007

Redundant computer equipment at Remarkit in Wellington

Tour of Remarkit

Tim Finlay (CEO, Remarkit) with David Cunliffe, Minister of Information Technology and of Communications

Redundant computer equipment at Remarkit in Wellington