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Media Release: Kauri dieback confirmed on tree in North Shore’s Kauri Park

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Kauri dieback confirmed on tree in North Shore’s Kauri Park

Kauri Park on Auckland’s North Shore has been temporarily closed after a tree in the park was confirmed to have kauri dieback disease.
“I’m devastated to hear this disease has been found in precious native bush that is of vital importance to our community.” – Councillor Richard Hills

For full details, visit OurAuckland

For further information, please contact: Sharne Parsons, Senior Media Specialist , 021 549 894 sharne.parsons@aucklandcouncil.govt.nz

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