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Two young women, Edith Pope and Charlie Tidmarsh, face serious charges after spray-painting offensive graffiti on RSL clubs in Melbourne on Anzac Day—with slogans like “f--k the Anzacs” and “death to the ADF.” Charged with criminal damage, graffiti, and grossly offensive conduct, their case is stalled in Heidelberg Magistrates’ Court, with legal arguments set for December and a full hearing next March. The pair have faced online threats, prompting suppression orders and court appearances masked or wigged—actions the magistrate deemed inappropriate without justification. Medical certificates submitted for their appearances were deemed vague but accepted. Their identity and courtroom behavior will likely be central as the case unfolds, with their next court date scheduled for December 3rd.

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