
Graffiti City: Taggers strike while Auckland remains in lockdown
More than 300 cleanup jobs waiting for graffiti contractors once city moves to level 4.
More than 300 cleanup jobs waiting for graffiti contractors once city moves to level 4.
One of the teenagers swung a scooter into the contractor's face.
They were once designed for children to use. Now they're just a "hazard", councillor says.
Scout leaders hope CCTV in the area will catch vile vandals.
Vandals yet to be caught, but developers get good news after damaged homes inspected.
A 21-year-old man will appear in court later this month.
The playground on Susan St has closed following regular discoveries of dangerous glass.
Police have spent more than $24 million on repairs to damaged cars since 2015.
The alleged crimes include vandalism, petty theft, antisocial behaviour and trespassing.
Police investigating racial attack on Whangārei family whose car was spray-painted.
"The drop-kicks who did this are likely to have brothers, sisters or cousins using this."
"The anti-Semitic and supremacist use of the Star of David is abhorrent."
The words 'Aroha Black Power' tagged on a house where a body was found last week.
Fourteen people issued trespass notices over summer break.
Two boys tried to set the club grounds on fire, then uploaded the footage to Instagram.
People are carving their names and leaving rubbish all over the beach.
Damaged mementos, shredded flowers and broken crosses strewn across the site.
An Auckland mother was upset and angry to find her baby daughter's gravesite vandalised.
Sculpture made famous by a bumbling climber has been returned to waterfront.
The man can be seen picking up the bins as the couple tells him to.
Putting surfaces throughout the 18-hole course have been damaged.
It may have had a message of support, but AT has had to remove graffiti from a train.
A school statue and sign has been left covered in graffiti.
Young vandals have been forced to get down on their hands and knees to scrub up the mess.
Staff responding to boatie in trouble arrive to find damaged vehicles.
Woman who ripped up HNZ home carpets and painted floor pink forced to pay $5200.
Couple just sold their home when they found the words "Sth African C***" on property.
Petrol pump consoles and keypads out of action after vandalism.
A Canadian and British man were caught spray-painting on the monument in Chiang Mai.
A newly-built Housing New Zealand house racked up thousands of dollars in security costs.