Racist Posters Removed from Brisbane Streets After Community Outrage

Hate-filled posters exploiting ANZAC legacy were swiftly taken down, with authorities investigating the incident.

Racist posters, found in Brisbane's Milton area on Friday, were removed the same day by the Brisbane City Council.
The posters contained offensive messages, including racial slurs and references to ANZACs, and promoted a hate group's website.
Brisbane Deputy Mayor Fiona Cunningham condemned the incident, calling for unity and vigilance against divisive behavior.
Queensland Police's counter-terrorism command has been notified and is involved in the investigation.
Brisbane City Council emphasized the importance of protecting the city's multicultural values and community harmony.