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Yeppoon local pledges to help businesses and homes damaged by graffiti

Trant Cherry from Cap Coast Painting is offering to remove graffiti around Yeppoon on Friday, 11 November for free. Picture supplied.
by Khrysti Balanay

Local homes and businesses tagged with graffiti have been offered a free clean-up by a Yeppoon man looking at making […]

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