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Volunteers remove 200kg of rubbish from Yeagarup

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More than 200kg of rubbish has been pulled from one of the South West’s most remote coastlines, but volunteers say a small haul this year is a promising sign for Yeagarup Beach.
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Manjimup Bridgetown TimesManjimup Bridgetown Times

Volunteers remove 200kg of rubbish from Yeagarup

More than 200kg of rubbish has been pulled from one of the South West’s most remote coastlines, but volunteers say a small haul this year is a promising sign for Yeagarup Beach.

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Manjimup Bridgetown Times broke the news on Sunday, October 25, 2026.
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