Battle to save oak trees ends in frustration

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Emmett St residents Bec Roper-Gee (left) and Julie Gray say goodbye to the oak trees on their street. Photo: Geoff Sloan By Jack WardShirley residents are not surprised but still sad the battle to save the suburb's oak trees from getting the chop has failed.

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