War memorials vandalized in Queensland days before Remembrance Day

First reported by The Sydney Morning Herald 1 hr agoLatest report 20 min ago2 sources

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Police are investigating vandalism at war memorials in Queensland ahead of Remembrance Day. Reports differ on the number of incidents: one states three memorials were damaged, while another references two separate acts of vandalism over 48 hours. Queensland Premier David Crisafulli indicated the government will consider implementing tougher laws in response.

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The Sydney Morning Herald06:371 hr ago
Three war memorials damaged before Remembrance Day (opens The Sydney Morning Herald in a new tab)
Police are investigating three acts of vandalism on war memorials across Queensland just days before Remembrance Day.
ABC Australia07:2520 min ago
Premier says tougher laws 'will be considered' after war memorials damaged (opens ABC Australia in a new tab)
Queensland premier David Crisafulli says tougher laws "will be considered" after two separate acts of vandalism on war memorials over the last 48 hours.