Tue, 31 Jul 2012 12:28p.m.
Auckland city is set for a clean up with the launch of a new graffiti plan which targets taggers.
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10/08/2012 11:17:44 a.m.
Nathan wrote:
How about we encourage the artistic displays, and only buff out the vandal tagging? I think there needs to be more discrepancy between large, colourful peices on public land such as train coridors, versus single colour tagging that is just name writing / marking territory on private property. Painting over the good stuff will discourage the graffitists from spending time on the work, and so encourage tagging due to the minimal investment lost.
31/07/2012 1:22:28 p.m.
jan wrote:
How about age of criminality is lowered so the kid taggers get done for their vandelism.
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