NZ Sux was the real deal
"New Zealand Sux graffiti is no urban legend," writes Robert Densem. "I saw this graffiti on an abutment to the Sydney Harbour Bridge around 1989 when graffiti actually meant something. The NZ cricket team were doing rather well against the Aussies. Hence the 'Aus nil'."
![Half wit, half brains. "Mum had a magazine with an article about Einstein and a life-size (half) picture of him on the front cover," said Philip Bates, who couldn't help doing this with it.](https://www.nzherald.co.nz/resizer/v2/GC5HTGL777ZHUF4WSZX6P7JWF4.jpg?auth=f525379fb5ed5a1f27a182346d39e85f0bec3245254edee439f822688a2be94f&width=16&height=12&quality=70&smart=true)
Graffiti artistry
1) "Another classic piece of clever graffiti was from the 1978 General Election," writes Stuart Rattenbury of Royal Oak. "The National Party's billboards featured portraits of their (all male) Cabinet above the tag line "Man for man the strongest team". One stroke of a graffiti artist's pen altered this to "Man for man the strangest team".