Offensive anti-Semitic graffiti discovered in inner-Brisbane
New anti-Semitic graffiti discovered in inner city Brisbane has sparked calls from Lord Mayor Adrian Schrinner to end hate crimes.
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Even more anti-Semitic graffiti has been found in inner-Brisbane, prompting Lord Mayor Adrian Schrinner to again call for an end to hate crimes.
The latest incident was in South Brisbane and came after the discovery last week of anti-Semitic posters in Milton and leaflets left in letterboxes in Paddington and Annerley.
Mr Schrinner said council had ordered the removal of the graffiti, sprayed on a wall, which included a swastika.
“This is a tolerant city and we should be but this is not the type of thing we should tolerate,” he said.
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