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Tree chop anger

One of the 40-year-old cypress pines uprooted by council staff along Hospital Road on Wednesday 15 January. (Supplied)

Emerald's Myra Stanton is mourning the loss of mature palms and native cypress pines at multiple locations around town, recently […]

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