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Dozens of colorful wheelie bins in a residential backyard
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Satellite images expose Perth home's massive bin hoard

Dozens of wheelie bins were found in a Mount Lawley backyard via satellite imagery.

Satellite images captured dozens of red, green and yellow wheelie bins filling a Mount Lawley backyard. Residents in nearby Highgate reported their own bins missing frequently, with one restaurant owner losing about 20 bins.

Residents say the person at the address has been hoarding bins for about a decade. Commercial bins are managed by private waste providers, not the local council.

City of Vincent encouraged residents to report missing bins on their website. The discovery has sparked online discussion about hoarding and the impact of theft on local businesses.

Dozens of red, green, yellow wheelie bins
Bins discovered
About 20 bins
Restaurant loss
About a decade
Hoarding duration
Mount Lawley backyard
Location

Why it mattersShows how organised bin theft affects residents and small businesses across Perth.

AustraliaPerth residents and small businesses losing bins to theft, affecting waste collection and incurring replacement costs.

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