TV dumping rises in the eastern suburbs following analog signal being switched off Dumped items on Grandview Grove, Magill. Source: Facebook. SCORES of analog TVs are being dumped across the eastern suburbs. The number of illegally dumped televisions in the Norwood, Payneham & St Peters district has more than tripled since the analog signal was switched off in April. A NP&SP spokeswoman said there had been 23 recorded incidents of illegally dumped TVs in April, compared to seven in March. About 75 TVs have also been illegally dumped in the Campbelltown district since the signal was switched off. Five television sets, along with chairs and furniture, were dumped in a reserve on Grandview Grove, Magill. The furniture was set up like a mock living room. Magill resident Bob Cosh said dumping in the area was an ongoing problem. "It does happen often," Mr Cosh said. It starts small but builds up to become a mess. Neighbour Jess Hall described the situation as "really gross." We only moved in to the street weeks ago and there's been rubbish dumped on the side of the road that whole time. The NP&SP spokesowan said the council had letter boxed residents with information brochures on how to correctly dispose of waste. Campbelltown chief executive Paul Di Iulio encouraged residents who witnessed illegal dumping to contact the council.