Electorate office graffiti targets Russell Broadbent
 Baw Baw News   By // 14:12, Tuesday 3 September 2013

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LIBERAL MP for McMillan Russell Broadbent has been targeted in a political graffiti message sprayed outside his electorate office in Warragul over the weekend.

Pictured: graffiti outside Mr Broadbent’s office shortly before its removal this morning. Photos by William PJ Kulich.

The message “BAN LiVe EXPORT” was sprayed in bright pink paint on the footpath immediately outside Mr Broadbent’s office at an unknown time before 8am Monday.


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A spokesperson from Mr Broadbent’s office told The Warragul Citizen the message was removed at around 9am today and nobody was sure when the message was sprayed.

Both the Liberal and Labor parties have policies allowing live export of animals overseas. The Liberal Party’s policy is to “restore policy stability and certainty to our live exports trade.”

Live exports have not been raised as an issue by any of the candidates contesting the seat in this Saturday’s election.

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One response to “Electorate office graffiti targets Russell Broadbent”

  1. That tag has been EVERYWHERE. The Cattle Yards, on the back of a sign somewhere.
    I also saw it last Monday on Bald Hill Rd in Pakenham…