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✓ Published: 31-May-2024
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The owner of Canberra’s beloved Green Shed have said their goodbyes after more than 35-years of saving waste from landfill and finding it a new home. St Vincent de Paul will take over all sites tomorrow, reopening to the public on the first day of July. But before the keys were handed over, Sandie Parkes and Charlie Bigg-Wither reflect on what the closing of the businesses means to them.
The owner of Canberra’s beloved Green Shed have said their goodbyes after more than 35-years of saving waste from landfill and finding it a new home. St Vincent de Paul will take over all sites tomorrow, reopening to the public on the first day of July. But before the keys were handed over, Sandie Parkes and Charlie Bigg-Wither reflect on what the closing of the businesses means to them.
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