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    OP SHOPPING

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    By Ruby Fox

    Everyone loves shopping, but with Cozzie Livs, global warming, micro-plastic pollution and overflowing landfills it’s important to find stores that are both affordable and sustainable. The perfect solution to both these problems? The good old Op Shop! For the next few months I’ll be visiting and reviewing Op Shops and second-hand stores from all over the westside and hopefully snare a bargain or two at the same time.

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    By Ruby Fox The Brotherhood of St. Laurence Op Shop in Deer Park is amazing. It’s in a great location and close to a multitude...
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    Helping Hands Mission, Sunshine

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    Experience the joy of op shopping at Helping Hands Mission in Sunshine, Victoria. Discover affordable prices and support a not-for-profit organization.
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    Missionpoint Yarraville: Such a pleasant surprise!

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    Experience the charm of Missionpoint Op Shop in Yarraville. Shop for bargain clothes, shoes, and accessories.
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    Footscray Savers – An old favourite for savvy shoppers

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