Local outlets call for end to wheelie bin placement rows

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 25 Oct, 20:31 · Archive

Two regional Australian newspapers argue that disputes over wheelie bin placement are trivial and should cease.

Both The Courier Ballarat and The Bendigo Advertiser are urging communities to move past disputes over wheelie bin placement. The outlets describe these rows as trivial matters that distract from more substantive concerns.

The newspapers argue that time spent arguing over where bins should be placed would be better directed elsewhere, though neither outlet provides specific details about the disputes they are referencing or what prompted their calls for an end to these arguments.

Local outlets call for end to wheelie bin placement rows — Image: The Courier Ballarat

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Let's bin the silly arguments over binsTime to stop trivial rows over 'wheelie bin placement'.The Courier Ballarat · 25 Oct, 18:00
Let's bin the silly arguments over binsTime to stop trivial rows over 'wheelie bin placement'.The Bendigo Advertiser · 25 Oct, 18:00

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