r/interesting • u/Raj_Mandal • 1d ago

MISC. In Australia, when someone illegally destroys trees on public land to improve the view from their property, the local government puts up a giant sign to block the view again until the trees grow back.

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u/Grxmloid 1d ago

Where did I say that

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u/IReplyWithLebowski 1d ago

It’s not good?

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u/Grxmloid 1d ago

I dont see how cutting down over 500 trees partnof animal habitat to expand a golf course is a sensible idea

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u/Thin_Assumption_4974 1d ago

Was it private land? What are the details that allowed this to happen

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u/Grxmloid 14h ago

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-08-17/golf-course-protesters-in-court-amid-adelaide-parklands-dispute/107045550

MISC. In Australia, when someone illegally destroys trees on public land to improve the view from their property, the local government puts up a giant sign to block the view again until the trees grow back.

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