NSW Return and Earn success improves state-wide litter, economy and employment figures

Jessica McLaughlin
Updated January 18 2019 - 4:49pm, first published 1:42pm
DROP-OFF: 10-year-old Angus McCormack from Sydney helps his grandparents out by dropping cans off at the depot on his visit to Wagga. Picture: Emma Hillier
DROP-OFF: 10-year-old Angus McCormack from Sydney helps his grandparents out by dropping cans off at the depot on his visit to Wagga. Picture: Emma Hillier

The state-wide Return and Earn scheme has brought in the New Year with success, reducing litter, boosting local economies and creating job opportunities. 

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Jessica McLaughlin

Jessica McLaughlin

Crime Reporter

If something is awry in our community, I want to know. If someone deserves celebration, I want to know. Everyone deserves an honest news source and that's what I'm here to help achieve.

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