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Rubbish bins removed from Newland Head Conservation Park

Signage near some bins at Waitpinga Point, within the Newland Head Conservation Park, indicates the bins will be removed by April 27. (Dani Brown: 544444_01)
Dani Brown

Rubbish bins located throughout Newland Head Conservation Park will be removed by Monday, April 27 in a bid to protect […]

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