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Tree-hugging council erect bold banner

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A local council in Sydney’s upper north shore has made a bold statement, hoping to gather information after a 100yo endangered tree was poisoned.

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Tree-hugging council erect bold banner

A local council in Sydney’s upper north shore has made a bold statement, hoping to gather information after a 100yo endangered tree was poisoned.

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Council’s wild act after tree ‘poisoned’

A local council in Sydney’s upper north shore has made a bold statement, hoping to gather information after a 100yo endangered tree was poisoned.

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Council erects banner after century-old tree poisoned on leafy north shore

Hornsby council is investigating the suspected poisoning of a turpentine tree, thought to be around 100 yea...

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Hornsby Council Erect Banner After Suspected Tree Poisoning

Hornsby Council have erected a banner following the suspected poisoning of a 100-year-old turpentine tree, amid a string of similar incidents in the area.  The council has tied a banner ... The post Hornsby Council Erect Banner After Suspected Tree Poisoning appeared first on City Hub.

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Council taking action on vandalised Bridle Path trees - News Of The Area

Director of Community Futures Steven Peart, Councillor Rosalyn Armstrong, Mayor Leah Anderson and Councillor Nathan Errington. PORT Stephens Council is leading an initiative to replenish a recently vandalised section of the Bridle Path in Nelson Bay. “We’ve taken this very seriously and are aiming to put a stop to these devastating acts of vandalism to public trees,” said Mayor Leah Anderson. Advertise with News of The Area today. It’s worth it …

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9News broke the news in Australia on Thursday, April 3, 2025.
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