NSW Minister's Office Vandalized in Fourth Graffiti Attack
Transport Minister Jo Haylen condemns the incident as a 'cowardly' act linked to a rise in hate crimes across Sydney.
- Jo Haylen's electorate office in Marrickville, Sydney, was spray-painted with graffiti, marking the fourth such attack on her office.
- The graffiti included the phrases 'antisemite' and 'honour your oath, separate church and state,' written on the building's glass panels.
- NSW Police are investigating the incident, which occurred at 1pm on Saturday, with Haylen expressing confidence the offenders will be apprehended.
- The attack follows a series of antisemitic incidents in Sydney, including an attempted arson at a Newtown synagogue and vandalism targeting Jewish-owned properties.
- Strike Force Pearl, established to address the surge in hate crimes, has charged 10 individuals to date, with investigations ongoing.