It looks like a Dalek
- Publication: The Sydney Morning Herald
- Date: 1977-10-03
- Author:
- Page: 8
- Language: English
IT looks like a Dalek, one of those fierce robots from the children's TV series, Dr Who, but it is really a garbage tin. Ku-ring-gai Council has issued 700 of the monsters, which have six and a half times the capacity of a normal bin, to test a new system of once-weekly lolly mechanised garbage collections. Bricks, tree stumps, old engines, in fact anything which will fit in, will be whisked into special one-man operated compactor trucks equipped with remote control grips that lift and empty the rubbish.
DESPITE their size, the bins roll easily, perhaps too easily, on two wheels. Column 8 foresees two possible catches — spontaneous combustion of food scraps, lawn clippings and solvents, and runaway, Dalek bins plunging down steep driveways.
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- APA 6th ed.: (1977-10-03). It looks like a Dalek. The Sydney Morning Herald p. 8.
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- Chicago 15th ed.: "It looks like a Dalek." The Sydney Morning Herald, edition, sec., 1977-10-03
- Turabian: "It looks like a Dalek." The Sydney Morning Herald, 1977-10-03, section, 8 edition.
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