Ravenshaw Street, Newcastle is the site of a development that seems to be bigger than Ben Hur. It required the removal of at least three mature fig trees (see The Shame File) that were – you guessed it – reaching the end of their useful life span and therefore considered expendable.
Save Our Figs and other trees in Newcastle
Saving street trees and the urban forest in Newcastle
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GBG’s Original report of radar root mapping
Treelogic assessments of Laman Street
Rally and protest for Laman Street
Treesaving year in Laman Street
Laman St Civic Park Design Framework pics selection
Anzac Centennial Place
Underwhelming storm damage
Civic Park preliminary plans
Flying foxes in the Hunter
Ground-penetrating radar report
Fig trees in Newcastle
Bacchus Marsh Avenue of Honour
(Mostly) public art in Newcastle
NCIG coal piles on Kooragang
Wingham and Wingham Brush
Council Felling Two CBD Plane Trees
Wetland next to Tourle St bridge after coal loader built
