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Maroc - SUNSHINECOASTNEWS.COM.AU - A La Une - 08/Aug 18:00
Community’s call to spare pine trees intensifies
Calls are growing louder for Sunshine Coast Council to retain several Norfolk pine trees during a foreshore revamp. There are growing fears the towering timbers at Moffat Beach could make way for a rebuilt seawall and new-look surrounds, after council could not guarantee their preservation. Local groups Save The Moffat Beachfront (STMB) and Make Moffat […]
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