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That's rubbish! Says resident to dumpers

Kelly Makiha
Kelly Makiha
Multimedia Journalist·Rotorua Daily Post·
13 Jul, 2017 04:30 PMQuick Read
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Rubbish including an old vacuum has been dumped at the start of a walkway off Paradise Valley Rd.

Rubbish including an old vacuum has been dumped at the start of a walkway off Paradise Valley Rd.

A Paradise Valley Rd resident is putting rubbish dumpers on notice after seeing yet another pile of junk dumped at the start of her favourite walking track.

Anne May, who lives on Paradise Valley Rd, went to take visitors on her favourite walk up Mt Ngongotaha on Thursday last week when she noticed a massive pile of rubbish dumped at the entrance .

She was so embarrassed by the eyesore, she didn't have the heart to take her visitors on the walk.

However, she took photos of the rubbish, including identifiable items and took them straight to the Rotorua Lakes Council, who told her they would clean it up and follow up any possible prosecutions.

She has since noticed the rubbish is gone.

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"I just think it's disgraceful. There was a vacuum, an old bike, even medicine which is dangerous if found by the wrong person.

"Rotorua is such a beautiful place," Mrs May, who is originally from Germany said.

"I see signs up around saying 'Keep Rotorua Beautiful'. We really should."

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