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Cleanwise Hygiene and Cleaning Services.

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Cleanwise Hygiene and Cleaning Services.

Local Resident

Campbelltown · NSW

We Fit In With You!

"Our Sanitary bins are high quality with a sleek design that compliments any female bathroom.
We offer services in the NSW region and offer solutions to maintain a fresh washroom in your office space.
Our commercial cleaning services offer you great quality matched with service that exceeds your expectations.
Keep your office space in great condition for your team and clients with a service thats custom to your business needs.
- Commercial Cleaning
- Sanitary Bins
- Nappy Bins
- Air Scenting
- Liquid Soap and Dispensers
- Paper Towel and Dispensers -
Complimentary Waste Bin Liners and Tea towel Service With Regular Cleaning.
“We Don't Cut Corners, We Clean Them!”"

Cleanwise Commercial Group

Focused on Commercial, Industrial and office cleaning in the Campbelltown areas.

Fast, time efficient and very good at what we do

- Deep Cleaning
- Windows
- Carpet Shampooing
- Once Off
- Competitive Rates
- Decluttering
- Rubbish Removal
- Ready for sale Cleaning

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Distinguished and Famous people from Colac

🌟 Cliff Young

Cliff Young's connection with Colac includes the running track at Memorial Square and events inspired by his ultramarathon achievements. Before his celebrated Sydney-to-Melbourne victory in 1983, he attempted a thousand-mile record on a purpose-made track in the town. Colac subsequently hosted major endurance events in his honour. More than four hundred people attended his local memorial service in 2003. His farming home was at Beech Forest in the surrounding district; Colac became an important centre for the running legacy that followed his success.

📚 Nina Carr

Nina Carr served as senior mistress at Colac after returning from an exchange year in England. She later established Mentone Girls’ School and led Mac.Robertson Girls’ High through years of social change. At Mac.Rob she listened seriously to students and negotiated questions about uniforms, prefects and participation in public debate. Her approach linked academic standards with personal responsibility rather than relying only on rules. Years spent teaching and managing different schools helped shape a principal who understood that education for girls had to respond to a changing world.

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