A tree branch has smashed through the windscreen of a car parked on the street outside the grounds of Auckland University's inner city campus.
No one was in the car at the time.
The woman who owns the car returned about 20 minutes after the heavy oak tree branch fell over the footpath and was too upset to talk to a Herald reporter at the scene.
Auckland Transport controls the road corridor and a spokesman said it would remove the branch in Waterloo Quadrant.
The branch was from one of 300 heritage trees in the Old Government House sector of the university's grounds, some of which were planted in New Zealand's colonial era by Governor George Grey.