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Casey Council in Melbourne’s southeast is demanding the state government pay for graffiti removal on public property, citing over 7,000 reports last year—with nearly a third on state assets. Facing rising costs and a booming population, the council argues they’re cleaning up the state’s mess and wants shared responsibility. While crews like 69-year-old Tim Killworth tackle the damage quickly, the state says it already spends millions annually on transport graffiti cleanup. Casey’s response? A mix of enforcement and prevention, including creative outlets for youth to channel their energy into legal street art.

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