The Age
·general
·3 hours ago
The cylinders being dumped across the city despite the risks they pose
Tens of thousands of nitrous oxide canisters are illegally dumped around Melbourne, raising health and environmental concerns. Since July 2025, ReSource in Derrimut has processed over 68.5 tonnes of these canisters, with disposal penalties starting at $814. Local officials deem the issue a significant public health risk, calling for stricter regulations on waste management.
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