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CLEAN UP AUSTRALIA DAY
Give the Murray a break and remove rubbish polluting the river
12 May 2009 - Clean Up Australia Chairman Ian Kiernan AO today urged residents and visitors to ‘give the Murray a break’ and take action to remove rubbish polluting the waterway and the iconic river’s banks.
Missed Clean Up Australia Day? It’s not too late to help out
6 March 2009 - If you missed out on being one of the 630,000 Australians across the country who helped to Clean Up Australia last Sunday, don’t worry, you can still help to make a difference to our environment.
Volunteers find most rubbish is recyclable
1 March 2009 - Clean Up Australia Day volunteers today found that a significant amount of the estimated 8300 tonnes of rubbish removed from beaches, waterways, parks and bushland across Australia could have been recycled.
Volunteers still needed for Clean Up Australia Day
26 February 2009 - Clean Up Australia Chairman Ian Kiernan AO said it’s not too late to get involved in Clean Up Australia Day, with volunteer registrations still open at www.cleanup.org.au.
Berkley students show Australia what it takes to Clean Up
27 February 2009 - Berkley Public School students today made their school grounds the envy of the Illawarra region by taking part in Schools Clean Up Day and joining with more than half a million other children across the country to help improve the environment.
Australian students show the way and Clean Up
27 February 2009 - More than half a million students across the country today lent a hand to help Clean Up Australia as part of the 2009 Schools Clean Up Day.
Record numbers of businesses help Clean Up
24 February, 2009 - More than 365 businesses across Australia are today taking part in the biggest ever Business Clean Up Day.
Analysis reveals regional NSW most polluted areas
20 February, 2009 - The most polluted areas in the Hunter and across NSW were revealed today in a report by Clean Up Australia as part of the regional launch of Clean Up Australia Day 2009.
Report reveals extent of ACT’s waste problems
16 February, 2009 - Over 20 tonnes of beverage container related rubbish was found in the ACT’s environment during last year’s Clean Up Australia Day, highlighting the need for a container refund scheme to improve recycling rates, Clean Up Australia Chairman Ian Kiernan AO said today at the release of the 2008 Clean Up Australia Day Rubbish Report.
Study finds refund scheme for bottles/cans in NSW is needed
15 February, 2009 - Over a third of all rubbish found in New South Wales on Clean Up Australia Day last year was related to drink cans and bottles, highlighting the urgent need for improved recycling rates, Clean Up Australia Chairman Ian Kiernan AO said today.
Study finds refund scheme for bottles/cans in TAS is needed
11 February, 2009 - Almost half of all rubbish found in Tasmania on Clean Up Australia Day last year was drink cans and bottles, highlighting the urgent need for improved recycling rates, Clean Up Australia Chairman Ian Kiernan AO said today.
Report finds SA leading the way on rubbish
9 February, 2009 - South Australians are far better recyclers of beverage waste than the rest of the country, Clean Up Australia’s annual Rubbish Report has found.
Study finds refund scheme for bottles/cans in QLD is needed
4 February, 2009 - More than a quarter of all rubbish found in Queensland on Clean Up Australia Day last year was related to drink cans and bottles, highlighting the urgent need for improved recycling rates, Clean Up Australia Chairman Ian Kiernan AO said today.
Analysis reveals regional QLD’s most polluted areas
3 February, 2009 - Roadways across regional QLD are the most polluted sites in the state, analysis released today by Clean Up Australia has found.
Study finds refund scheme for bottles/cans in WA is needed
29 January, 2009 - More than a quarter of all rubbish found in Western Australia on Clean Up Australia Day last year was drink cans and bottles, highlighting the urgent need for improved recycling rates, Clean Up Australia Chairman Ian Kiernan AO said today
Analysis reveals regional WA’s most polluted areas
28 January, 2009 - Coastal and bushland areas across regional WA are the most polluted sites in the state, analysis released today by Clean Up Australia has found.
WALL-E joins forces with Clean Up Australia
14 January, 2009 - WALL-E, waste collector robot and this year’s new movie sensation, is urging Australians to take action to protect the environment by getting involved in Clean Up Australia Day.
Comm Bank cleans up Australia with new partnership
6 January, 2009 - The Commonwealth Bank has announced it will become a major sponsor of Clean Up Australia Day, one of Australia’s most recognised and longest running environmental programs.
 
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