Dumped rubbish hits welfare agency
January 6, 2010
The Mount Gambier Salvation Store has recorded a spike in rubbish being dumped on its doorstep since Christmas and is being forced to spend up to $1500 per month removing “filthy” junk.
The store, which raises money for the welfare agency, is now considered the worst Salvation retail shop in regional SA for people dumping rubbish and unwanted electrical items. Read more
Dumped rubbish annoys resident
December 1, 2009

From bike parts to computer bits and grass clippings — a vacant block in Peake Street has become such an unsightly dumping ground for resident Syliva McKinnon (pictured) that she often loads her trailer and takes the rubbish to the council’s dump. Read more
Illegal dumping offenders warned
August 7, 2009
Grant District Council has warned it will prosecute offenders who flout the law and ditch truckloads of rubbish around Mount Gambier, following a spike in incidents of illegal dumping.
Fed up over the environmental vandalism and the mounting cost to the community, council has expressed its dismay and disgust at the number of fridges, dryers, computers, mattresses, building waste and even highly dangerous asbestos being flung across its district. Read more
Rubbish dumped at Lifeline
May 11, 2009
Lifeline South East workers were yesterday faced with sorting out thorny rose bushes, smelly household waste and broken toys which were dumped outside the Lifeline warehouse on Commercial Street West over the weekend. Read more
