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A young man illegally dumped a trailer load of tyres into a mineshaft at night in a national heritage-listed area on South Australia's Yorke Peninsula. SA's District Court heard the 21-year-old was captured on camera dumping the tyres, which would have cost about $115 to dispose of lawfully. The man must pay a fine, costs and "make good the damage caused by the disposal of general litter into the mineshaft" by October next year.
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