Quick Summary: On Friday 20th, people around the world will be getting outside and picking up rubbish for World Clean-Up Day. The global pandemic means we're all using a lot of things we didn't use before like masks and RATs.
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On Friday 20th, people around the world will be getting outside and picking up rubbish for World Clean-Up Day. The global pandemic means we're all using a lot of things we didn't use before like masks and RATs. Like many Aussie schools, students at Immanuel Primary School in Adelaide have been working hard to
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- On Friday 20th, people around the world will be getting outside and picking up rubbish for World Clean-Up Day.
- The global pandemic means we're all using a lot of things we didn't use before like masks and RATs.
- Like many Aussie schools, students at Immanuel Primary School in Adelaide have been working hard to
- Australia's government recently announced it wants to start sorting and processing all of our
- For the last AAR of the year, Joe will get wrapped up in all your soft plastics questions.
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