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Dumpster diver donating food to others in need

Published 28 February 2023, 3:40 am
Brenden Rikihana collects discarded food from bins outside supermarkets and says dumpster diving has become a "food source" for a growing number of Australians doing it tough. He’s even helping others by donating a lot of his food findings.
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