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MT Bins specialises in waste removal and recycling for the Katherine area. Whether you need to dispose of waste after cleaning up your yard or during work at a building site, we offer a skip service at highly competitive rates servicing Katherine and Tindal. For construction and demolition sites, we have OH&S approved front load bins available, which allow you to have them emptied on site, without needing to take the bin off of your premises. We also provide 2 cubic metre and 6 cubic metre skip bins. Whatever your Katherine waste removal needs are talk to the recycling experts at Mt Bins. We operate a collection service for wheelie bins, as well as the sale of wheelie bins. For smaller jobs wheelie bins are ideal for recyclable waste collection. We are also a cash-for-containers depot. Our pump truck service is available for removal of liquid and grease trap waste from restaurants, take away food outlets, cafes, hotels and clubs. Removal of engine oil from automotive and engineering workshops is also available. We transport the liquid waste to an EPA (Environment Protection Agency) approved facility. There the waste is filtered and disposed of in accordance with EPA regulations. If you need a car body removed, we have a free pick up service. We will also dispose of car batteries. We offer cash for containers Monday to Friday, plus Saturday morning. MT Bins is in the business of buying and selling Katherine scrap metal. You will also find recycled bargains at our tip shop.

Bula'bula Arts Aboriginal Corporation is located in Ramingining, a small and remote community established in central Arnhem Land in the 1970s. Located about 400km east of Darwin and 30km inland from the Arafura Sea, the township is built on land owned by the Djadawitjibi people of the Djinang group. Bula'bula artists are renowned for their distinctive bark and canvas paintings, dupun (hollow logs), yidaki (didgeridu), and fibre art such as mindirr (dilly bags), bush string bags and beautifully woven mats. In addition to also producing limited edition prints on paper, Bula'bula Arts occasionally produces locally designed screen-printed fabric and t-shirts.