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Rope waste solution

Ocean Kind founder Clair Crowley was in Port Lincoln last week furthering the cause to advance South Australia's target of zero avoidable waste to landfill by 2030. (Supplied)
Charlotte Martin

Port Lincoln’s rope waste problem could soon have a solution thanks to the entrepreneurial input of Clair Crowley and her […]

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