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Council turned up at my place to dig a dirt moat and chop down beloved trees. But I got my revenge

Kate Halfpenny says a council worker finally laid two pavers across the dirt moat after she protested the unwanted footpath and tree removal.

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Psychologists have long sold us the ‘bittersweet’ theory of revenge – turns out it’s just sweet.

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Council turned up at my place to dig a dirt moat and chop down beloved trees. But I got my revenge

Psychologists have long sold us the “bittersweet” theory of revenge – turns out it’s just sweet.

·North Sydney, Australia
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Sydney Morning Herald broke the news in North Sydney, Australia on Friday, November 13, 2026.
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