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The most common litter items found in the harbour are plastic bottles, caps and plastic bags that get washed down stormwater drains or blown to sea.
Polystyrene from construction sites is also a problem. This usually comes from commercial and industrial sites near waterways or from insecure rubbish loads on trucks and other vehicles.
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