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September 13, : The conservator confirms the application has been refused. November 25, : The ACT Administrative and Civil Tribunal rules Liangis Investments could not apply for a review of the Conservator's decision, highlighting "copy and paste" issues in the Tree Protection Act that did not allow merit reviews. June : Owner Sotiria Liangis lodges a development application for an "iconic and prestigious" hotel on the cinema site.

November : ACT Chief Planner Ben Ponton approves the removal of the tree, pending a decision from Conservator Ian Walker on whether to allow it to be struck from the protection register.

January : Inner-south residents raise concerns for the tree's health, after a central column of leaves starts turning brown.

February : Mrs Liangis calls an arborist who finds a drill hole in the tree's trunk. Mrs Liangis reports the drill hole to police, she later tells The Canberra Times. March : An investigation by the government's tree protection unit finds the drill hole but was unable to identify any poison in the hole.

May 22, : The conservator, Mr Walker, decides to keep the tree on the protection register, prompting Mrs Liangis' son, John Liangis, to lash out at unrepresentative residents' groups who had "weaponised" the process. Mr Walker's decision says there was no evidence of the tree's impact on services, despite large roots breaching a sewerage pipe. June : A local business group calls for the tree to go to make way for a "transformative" hotel development. July 9, : The Griffith Narrabundah Community Association, which had opposed the removal of the tree and argued that it should be included in future development on the block, calls for greater government investment in Manuka to arrest the decline of the "decaying" precinct.

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