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It's Keep Australia Beautiful Week and this year's theme is respect our roadsides.
You can do this by joining the Adopt a Road - Road Watch program - www.kesab.asn.au/programs/road-watch/
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We are at Unley Library with a lovely group of people learning about and making Bees Wax Wraps!
Share any other places you know in SA that allow you to bring your own containers.
Your Guide To 15 SA Trashless Takeaway Joints • Glam Adelaide
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Check out these restaurants and cafes that will leave you with a big grin for more reasons than just great taste.
Not take-away, but O'Connells Meats in the markets has been happy for us to bring our own compostable bags - have not tried containers yet.
The Spud Shop in Greenacres allows you to take your spud home in your own container
Everywhere I've ever been for loose food, takeaways etc. Just explain then demand (nicely) 😊
Becks Bakehouse Port Noarlunga Becks Bakehouse Melrose
www.nnq.com.au at grange you get 50 cents off if you bring your own container in 👍🏽
What can you do with old glasses?
Recycle them with Lions Recycle for Sight. Over the 26 years that the Australian program has operated, the program, has delivered over 7 million pair of refurbished quality spectacles to men, women and children in need in Africa, Europe, Middle East, Indian Sub- continent, East Asia, and the Far East, China, the countries of the Pacific Rim and Southern Asia and Oceania
Find your local Lions club and have a look at the options for drop - off. Most Specsavers work with their local Lions Clubs as pick up points, along with a few other optical stores and other businesses.
lionsclubs.org.au/contact/sa/
Thanks for asking my question. I also found out that kids glasses can go to the women’s and children’s for those who can’t afford glasses
Recycle Right Hotline – 1300 137 118
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