Vandals destroy native trees at scenic reserve to create dirt bike jumps
Native trees in a North Canterbury reserve have suffered “significant damage” at the hands of dirt bike enthusiasts.
Waimakariri District Council greenspace manager Grant McLeod said staff were dismayed to discover the destruction of the urban native bush, which saw trees felled to make way for bike tracks and jumps.
Matawai Park is protected and classed as a scenic reserve under the Reserves Management Act, meaning damaging or cutting down trees or any other vegetation is prohibited. Continue reading here.
Poll: What should happen to the cathedral?
In August, restoration of the Christ Church Cathedral was put on hold. Church leaders have no idea when work might restart.
Last year, the Government declined to provide further funding beyond $25 million, and the church, who had raised $24m in donations and contributed $49m including insurance, said further public support will be required to find the revenue required.
What do you think the next steps should be for the cathedral?
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0% Keep waiting for more funding
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0% Continue build, but with compromises
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0% Demolish it!
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0% Other - I'll share below
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