A flurry of anti-racism graffiti that appeared across Wellington after the Christchurch terror attack has prompted the city council to set up designated graffiti spaces. A swastika appeared on the Cuba St rainbow pedestrian crossing sign and there have been reports of homophobic and racist graffiti beside the Karori tunnel in the aftermath of the shootings at two mosques. The council apologised last week after contractors removed graffiti reading "Love to all Muslims" and "Stand together, NZ. Just days after the Christchurch attacks, a swastika appeared on the sign beside the capital's rainbow crossing on Cuba St.​COLIN MCLELLAN/SUPPLIED Some graffiti that appeared on Wallace St. It was not clear when the large swastika appeared.

Source: Stuff March 25, 2019 04:18 UTC