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Religious message in billboard's graffiti - church
An Auckland church says its Easter billboard was vandalised because of a disagreement over Jesus' knowledge of his own fate.
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'Fanatic' won't be prosecuted
An Anglican vicar has decided not to press charges against a woman who slashed a controversial billboard outside his church.
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Woman who cut billboard avoids prosecution
An Anglican priest has decided not to press charges against a woman who slashed a controversial billboard outside his church.
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Anti-graffiti alarm no buzz for taggers
Two schools and a stadium have been fitted with an alarm which emits an annoying sound that only people under 25 can hear.
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Study trashes anti-tagging policies
Taggers say initiatives aimed at preventing graffiti just encourage them to keep vandalising.
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Three-year-old criminal suspects in UK
It has emerged that police officers in Strathclyde, Scotland visited the home of a three-year-old after receiving a complaint of damage to household property