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Checks and permits mean large trees left to loom over homes

A group of 12 blue gums on a busy Kingaroy street corner will not come down for at least another month, council has confirmed, with a number of permits and approvals for the removal still outstanding as of late June. (Julian Lehnert: 464075_03)

The South Burnett Regional Council has confirmed it is still not ready to remove a group of eucalypts from the […]

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