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Sydney’s $2.5m taxpayer-owned property that’s become a graveyard for waste

The NSW Environment Protection Authority alleges a pollution incident at a $2.5 million site with over 500 tyres, requiring Transport for NSW to clean up by November 3.

Summary by Sydney Morning Herald
Abandoned tyres, solar panels, trucks, demolition waste and shipping containers are among items scattered across the property.

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Sydney’s $2.5m taxpayer-owned property that’s become a graveyard for waste

Abandoned tyres, solar panels, trucks, demolition waste and shipping containers are among items scattered across the property.

·Sydney, Australia
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Sydney Morning Herald broke the news in Sydney, Australia on Monday, March 30, 2026.
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