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  •   Home > News > International

    Auckland protestors are bracing themselves in a final stand to stop a protected tree from the chopping block

    Auckland protestors are bracing themselves in a final stand to stop a protected tree from the chopping block


    Avondale residents have rallied at the corner of Great North Road and Ash Street to protect a large macrocarpa tree, known as 'Big Mac'.

    Advocate Wendy Gray says the notable status of the tree seems to make no difference.

    She says the council has devised a process to circumvent the notable trees schedule.

    Noel Watson says they're prepared to do whatever it takes.

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