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Auckland Council says there is a rising number of hazardous gas cooker canisters and lithium batteries being dumped in rubbish and recycling bins creating a fire hazard.
Environment committee chair Councillor Richard Hills says the vigilance of rubbish truck operators and rigid safety protocols have so far avoided injuries, but this is a risk no one should have to face.
02/09/2019
Warkworth School’s Maiya Johns, 10, led a group of seven and eight-year-olds through suburban streets last month to pick up rubbish. It was part of…
/Mahurangi News18/11/2019
A national programme that is recording the amount of litter on New Zealand coastlines is seeking volunteers in Mangawhai and Te Arai to help keep…
/Environment24/03/2020
Volunteers turning up on a Saturday morning earlier this month for an annual clean-up along the banks of the Mahurangi River got a pleasant surprise….
/Environment
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