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Anti-graffiti push not the first in Casey
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Anti-graffiti push not the first in Casey
A recent call from the City of Casey for the State Government to have a greater focus on the city’s graffiti is not the first of its kind, with a similar campaign being run by the previous council group from 2016-2017. On 18 April 2017, then-mayor Sam Aziz led a motion for signs to be erected at the Narre Warren-Cranbourne Road overpass to read: “The ugly state of this railway overpass is the responsibility of the State Government”. The issue da…
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