Many of Australia’s local councils appear to be competition with each other to see which can be the most virtuous, the most woke, and the most ideologically pure.
In March, desperate shop owners and residents of the City of Port Phillip in Melbourne turned up at a council meeting and begged their elected officials to do something about the serious anti-social behaviour and crime which is making parts of Melbourne look like Downtown Los Angeles.
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