Darebin Council says its graffiti policy may need review after a meeting hears that not all offensive-graffiti complaints are reaching the relevant staff.
The outlets report that the council acknowledges gaps in its complaints process and discusses the need to ensure reports are properly captured, assessed, and directed for action. The meeting focuses on how complaints move through internal systems and whether current procedures are consistently followed.
While coverage is aligned on the central issue—that some complaints are not being passed on—details are presented in terms of process and oversight rather than specific incidents. All three outlets describe the discussion as part of broader scrutiny of council handling, with the council indicating a willingness to examine and update its approach.
