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FRWA serves the community

FRWA Chief Executive Officer Simon Grenfell at a general waste bin, which must have its lid closed or risk not being collected. (Michael Simmons).

Now that the summer peak weekly collection of recycling has commenced, Fleurieu Regional Waste Authority (FRWA) wants to let residents, […]

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