Local papers call for end to trivial wheelie bin disputes

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 25 Oct, 21:31 · Archive

Two Australian newspapers argue communities should stop arguing over wheelie bin placement.

The Illawarra Mercury and Newcastle Herald have both published opinion pieces arguing that communities should stop engaging in trivial arguments over the placement of wheelie bins. Both outlets use identical language in their calls for an end to what they characterise as silly rows over bin placement, suggesting a shared view that such disputes waste time and energy.

Local papers call for end to trivial wheelie bin disputes — Image: Illawarra Mercury

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Let's bin the silly arguments over binsTime to stop trivial rows over 'wheelie bin placement'.Illawarra Mercury · 25 Oct, 18:00
Let's bin the silly arguments over binsTime to stop trivial rows over 'wheelie bin placement'.Newcastle Herald · 25 Oct, 18:00

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