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Plastic bubble wrap and postage, courier bags

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Great Barrier IslandAnamata Resource Recovery
Community recycling centre
Drury SouthDrury South Transfer Station
Commercial transfer station
Snell’s BeachLess. Waste Warkworth
Community recycling centre
WellsfordLess. Waste Wellsford Reuse Shop
Community recycling centre
WaihekeWaiheke Community Resource Recovery Park
Community recycling centre
GlenfieldWairau Zero Waste Hub
Community recycling centre
HendersonWaitākere Resource Recovery Park (WRRP)
Auckland Council transfer station
Stanmore BayWhangaparāoa Zero Waste Hub
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