Wagga cashes in on Return and Earn recycling on New Year's Day

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Updated January 4 2018 - 8:43am, first published January 2 2018 - 5:30pm
KA-CHING: Wagga's Emma Livingstone, 9, delivers used bottles and cans to the North Wagga Return and Earn recycling depot to make herself some tidy pocket money. Picture: Kieren  L Tilly
KA-CHING: Wagga's Emma Livingstone, 9, delivers used bottles and cans to the North Wagga Return and Earn recycling depot to make herself some tidy pocket money. Picture: Kieren L Tilly

While cleaning up the previous night’s mess is usually the last thing anyone wants to do on New Year’s Day, there was a new incentive this year that pushed recycling to the top of Wagga’s to-do-list for 2018.

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