Greater Taree Who's Who
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Recycling made easy – drop off at our depot or let us come to you!
Rockdale Return and Earn provides a convenient and friendly way for households, businesses, schools, sporting clubs and community organisations to recycle their eligible 10c bottles and cans and receive their Return and Earn refund.
Walk-In Depot
Bring your eligible bottles and cans directly to our Rockdale Return and Earn depot. Our friendly team will process your containers for you, making it a quick and easy alternative to feeding containers into a reverse vending machine yourself.
Whether you have a few bags or a larger quantity, simply bring them in and we do the counting and sorting for you.
Collection Service – We Come to You
Short on time or have too many containers to transport yourself? Our convenient collection service comes directly to you.
We provide collection options for homes, businesses, schools, sporting clubs, hospitality venues and community organisations throughout our collection area.
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Distinguished and Famous people from Greater Taree
🏉 Danny Buderus
Danny Buderus was born at Taree in 1978 and developed through local junior rugby league before joining Newcastle. A hooker known for work around dummy half and leadership, he became part of the Knights' successful early-2000s side. Representative football brought New South Wales captaincy and twenty-four Tests for Australia. The Dally M player award in 2004 and later Hall of Fame induction recognised a career that also included time with Leeds in England. The greater Taree connection is both birthplace and junior football, before the wider club and representative stages.
🏅 Kasey Brown
Kasey Brown was born at Taree in 1985 and progressed from junior squash success to the national title and Australian Open in 2006. At the Delhi Commonwealth Games in 2010 she won three medals: gold in mixed doubles and bronze in both singles and women's doubles. A further mixed doubles bronze followed at Glasgow in 2014. Her winning point in Delhi's mixed doubles also brought Australia its two-thousandth Commonwealth Games medal. Taree is the birthplace behind a sporting career that developed across singles, partnerships and international competition.
🎨 Uncle Russell Saunders
Uncle Russell Saunders grew up at Taree in a large Biripi family and developed a working life across art, education, pastoral care and youth mentoring. His own account records teaching Biripi culture, Gathang language and art in local schools and on Country. He also worked with TAFE, the Department of Education and the Purfleet Aboriginal Lands Council. AIATSIS records earlier accounts of his ceramics and teaching, placing these activities within a long local career. His distinction is cultural and practical: sharing knowledge, encouraging young people and helping keep the region's language and creative traditions active.
