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Cheeky Christmas hack to get rid of your reusable bag collection
This is a win-win-win solution for those that collect massive haul of bags after shopping.
This is a win-win-win solution for those that collect massive haul of bags after shopping.
Just watch the rise in illegal dumping because people can't afford to be law-abiding.
Jacinda Ardern says the ban on plastic bags had made a difference to confront waste.
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Our exports of plastic waste there have doubled in the past few years.
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Petone resident says discarded needles can be found on the beach daily.
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Waimangu Volcanic Valley staff have been contributing to Plastic Free July.
Food scrap collections are on the way in Auckland.
Auckland mayor: "Totally untrue that council granted permission for such behaviour".
Claims of irresponsible waste dumping during its much-hyped store launch in Auckland.
The MTG has been recycling for years and Laura Vodanovich is trying to do so at home, too.
Kaipara mayor and iwi leaders protest against new dump just outside Northland border.
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Father and daughter Jamie and Allen Bertelsen discuss running a business together.
The rubbish bag looked to contain party supplies including paper plates and serviettes.
There a growing calls to revive a 1970s throw-back: the bottle deposit scheme.
When collection resumes, the soft plastics will no longer be sent to Melbourne.
The chances of the unruly travellers paying a litter fine appear slim.
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Instead of pointing at holidaymakers, Jan McEwen said the fault was of DOC and Council.
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