Royal Touch

I got to go out for the afternoon with Mick to find out more about what he does. For Mick, being a skip-loader driver isn’t just a job, it’s a rhythm, a routine, and a way of life shaped by years on the road. In this industry, the licence is everything, and Mick treats it with the respect it deserves. With it comes responsibility, independence, and the constant challenge of navigating work that rarely looks the same from one day to the next. Mick’s day begins at around 7am. B

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