Graffiti on iconic tourist attraction investigated as possible hate speech
The graffiti, criticising Israel, was sprayed onto Coffs Harbour's famous Big Banana over the Easter long weekend.
Graffiti on iconic tourist attraction investigated as possible hate speech
The graffiti, criticising Israel, was sprayed onto Coffs Harbour's famous Big Banana over the Easter long weekend.
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