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Graffiti scum at work

By Jolene Ogle

THE entrance to the Noosa Waters estate has been defaced with big red letters reading “feminist scum”.
The message of the graffiti or who it might be aimed at is unclear but passers-by can’t miss the large letters on the signage at the corner of Reef Street and Bluefin Circuit in Noosaville that appeared sometime over the weekend.
Noosa Waters Resident Association vice-president Grant Holloway said he wasn’t aware of the graffiti, but said the information would be passed onto the landscaping co-coordinator for the estate.
Mr Holloway said this wasn’t the first time the estate had been defaced, with residents having to remove graffiti from their fences earlier this year.

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