“(It was) a great opportunity to give back to our community and reflect on the importance of the work we do here.”
“I service all these parks and these existing bins. It’s important that we show we are participants in the local community, and that we’re here to help too.”
“(It was) a great opportunity to give back to our community and reflect on the importance of the work we do here.”
“I service all these parks and these existing bins. It’s important that we show we are participants in the local community, and that we’re here to help too.”
For Clean Up Australia Day 2023, Cleanaway teamed up with businesses and the community to clean up our surroundings.
2023 highlights include:
City of Sydney
Pictured: The volunteers are all smiles as they pose with the rubbish they have collected.
Volunteers from Cleanaway, Crown Sydney, JLL and International Towers in Barangaroo spent the morning picking up litter.
They filled 11 bags full of rubbish that weighed an incredible 45kg in total.
Resource Recovery Specialist Monica Davis said, “(It was) a great opportunity to give back to our community and reflect on the importance of the work we do here.”
Logan City
Pictured: The team together with Logan City Council volunteers after successfully cleaning up the park.
A team comprising of 30-strong our team members and Logan City Council volunteers spent three hours cleaning up and separating rubbish from recyclables at a popular local park.
All of these were then transported to Cleanaway facilities for further processing.
Logan resident and Operations Supervisor Declan Worth said, “I service all these parks and these existing bins. It’s important that we show we are participants in the local community, and that we’re here to help too.”
Nurragingy Reserve, Doonside
Pictured: Post clean up group photo with TOMRA Cleanaway.
On March 1, the New South Wales Education and TOMRA Cleanaway teams came together to clean up the Nurragingy Nature Reserve.
In just 45 minutes, they collected 1,646 pieces of litter, with soft plastics taking the number one spot.
Brisbane
Pictured: Brisbane Clean Up Australia Day volunteers in action sorting litter.
For Clean Up Australia Day, the Queensland Metro construction and demolition (C&D) team donated 20 skip bins across Brisbane to support volunteers over the weekend.
The Willawong and Brisbane City Council Alliance teams also participated by providing disposal services.
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