Northern Adelaide Waste Management Authority or NAWMA is a garbage, recycling, and green waste collection service for City of Salisbury, City of Playford, and the Town of Gawler in the northern suburbs of Adelaide, South Australia. On 3 March 2009, all bins were replaced (except green waste bins). Skinny rubbish bins were replaced with short fat square bins with red lids, and the octagon recycling bins were replaced with square bins of the same size with a yellow lid. However, collection days have not been changed. NAWMA's mascot is a woman called Nawma with green permed hair and usually a green sweater with a big "N" on the front
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