Vandals deface walls and path to show support for No vote

By Simon Ruppert

Sep 13, 2023

Several pieces of graffiti have appeared in Benalla, asking people to ‘vote No’.

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While they do not directly reference the Voice to Parliament, the message would appear to be about the upcoming referendum.

The vandals have targeted private and public buildings and infrastructure.

If you are a passionate No advocate, feel free to pen a letter to the Editor and email it to editor@benallaensign.com.au, or get in touch to chat about an article in an upcoming edition.

Spray painted: On the old Victoria Hotel in Benalla. Photo by Simon Ruppert

Defaced: Benalla's historic signal box. Photo by Contributed

Message: This was scrawled on the Benalla Station underpass. Photo by Contributed

Graffiti: This is also in a laneway between Denny St car park and Nunn St. Photo by Contributed

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