South Australia has been running a successful CDS since 1977. Pic: Adelaide Hills Recycling Centre.
By Ben Hagemann
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Heres something for you Jeff Rougett SUCK IT UP Maggot you and your Consumer Gouging Retailers have had Plenty of Advance Notice so START paying the Deposit back SCUM! Absolutely NO SYMPATHY or EMPATHY for you or your organisation! about Bloody Time.
you have to wonder who will make money out of this.apparently you can only cash them in at certain locations and certain quantities.wont stop people littering.
one off the best things to happen in south australia
and it works very well
Yet in SA we can take any amount in, and the Scout Association here runs some of the biggest collection points and put money back into the system to keep costs down and pretty much each town (big) has a recycling centre. And you don’t see much rubbish on the sides of the roads here as well.