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Save the Tuckeroo Tree at the Burdekin Theatre

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Sue Vidler
1 year ago

10 deg cooler at least under one of these trees. Let it thrive so people can enjoy it. Make it an icon not a graded dead tree.

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terry hancock
1 year ago

There’s so many other things that need attention in the district rather than cut down a beautiful tree to make room for a plastic tree

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Lynette Maloney
1 year ago

I am sure this council listens to people that havnt got a clue and dont like trees

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Denis Pozzebon
1 year ago

Ask the people first.

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Anonymous
1 year ago

Stop cutting down all the trees.

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Majella Danziger
1 year ago

Don't remove this tree at all our Xmas tree belongs where it has been for so many years.

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Anna Mango
1 year ago

Wildlife love that tree

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Anthony Phelan
1 year ago

There are alternate positions for this Christmas Tree at the Burdekin Tgeatre location. What happens with that empty space for the other eleven months of the year?

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Mark Bally
1 year ago

Don't cut it down

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Stephen Betteridge
1 year ago

Council are a disgrace leave the trees alone

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Bernie Claussen
1 year ago

We need more trees, not less - trees in our towns cool our hot street

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Sandra webber
1 year ago

Seeing christmas tree as you drive into town is beautiful. Near the shops is more in keeping with the christmas charm and atmosphere.

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Marisa Nielsen
1 year ago

Do not cut this precious tree

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Anonymous
1 year ago

Please consider consulting with the Burdekin people before a decision on the Christmas tree is made

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Angela Newman
1 year ago

Don't take away our shade. There is nothing wrong with where the Xmas tree has always been. Do you really want people looking at it when it's right near a crossing ???

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Kylie vener
1 year ago

Stay

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Mel Gillespie
1 year ago

Real trees are more important than fake ones.

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Donna Mckenna
1 year ago

Please dont

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Ruth Diehm
1 year ago

Please leave the beautiful tree where it is. Why destroy something so precious that gives shade & a home for the birds. The Christmas tree has always had pride of place on the roundabout where everyone can admire & appreciate it.

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Anonymous
1 year ago

It's a lovely tree.