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'Tree vandalism': Landcare volunteer outraged after council clears dune

Council says the dune reshaping will protect car park and showers from shifting sand, while volunteers say 20 years of planting was destroyed.

Summary by Newcastle Herald
Lake Macquarie City Council removed Redhead Beach native vegetation. Volunteers, including Brian Hilton, label it "tree vandalism" despite stability claims.

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'Tree vandalism': Landcare volunteer outraged after council clears dune

Lake Macquarie City Council removed Redhead Beach native vegetation. Volunteers, including Brian Hilton, label it "tree vandalism" despite stability claims.

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Newcastle Herald broke the news in Newcastle, Australia on Wednesday, July 8, 2026.
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