Kauri tree 'nightmare' continues for land owners
Kauri tree protesters branded as 'thugs'.
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The second round in the saga of the Titirangi Kauri tree has brought property rights into sharp focus again.
Nine months ago protesters invaded the property of John Lenihan and Jane Greensmith to stop a Kauri tree they claimed was 500 years old from being chopped down ,so the couple could build
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Sally Lindsay
Fri, 11 Dec 2015
Fri, 11 Dec 2015
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Kauri tree 'nightmare' continues for land owners
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