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Rubbish lethal, not just a mess

Justin Bianchini - EditorNorth Coast Times

In particular, the dumping of it on street verges, in bushland and in front of charity bins.

Almost a year ago a child cut his foot badly on a broken bottle at a Sorrento beach and in today’s Times there is the sad story of the death of a pony after it suffered a severe gash from discarded glass.

The pony’s Carabooda owners have appealed for people to be mindful of the unforeseen consequences of dumping unwanted material.

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But, with the regularity of the problem, authorities have been forced to go down the line of prosecution and dob-in phone lines.

The message along with ‘don’t dump’ to protect the environment is ‘you will be caught’… and fined.