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If you need to repair your household items, our directory makes it easy to locate local businesses in Bellingen that specialise in repairing furniture. Discover the businesses below.
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Michael Borton antique furniture restoration
Website: www.australianfinefurnituredesign.com
Address: 606 Tyalgum Road, Eungella, NSW, 2484
Phone Number: (02) 6672 4629
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Woodnote musical repairs
Please note: While we aim to keep our listings accurate and up to date, the information is provided for guidance only. We do not guarantee the quality of services offered. Please contact the provider directly to confirm services available.
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HOUSEHOLD
GOODS REPAIR
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TOOL
REPAIRS
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CLOTHING
REPAIRS
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HOUSEHOLD
APPLIANCES
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WASTE OR RESOURCE?
MidWaste Regional Waste Forum (MidWaste) comprises five Councils located on the Mid North Coast of New South Wales working collectively to strategically manage waste on a regional scale.
While it is inevitable that some materials, in our current economy, end up as waste, it is important to remember that all materials are actually resources and should be managed accordingly. Governments at all levels are increasingly focused on how to move from our current linear model of consumption (take, make, dispose) and towards a circular model (where the aim is to design waste out of the system).
WHAT CAN YOU DO?
The Waste Hierarchy sets up a framework for reducing our waste. For items you really do need to dispose of, you can help us reduce what goes to landfill by using the services you can find in these pages (or on your council website) available to ensure we can recycle or appropriately dispose of all materials.
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