Port Noarlunga residents fight order to remove signs
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Onkaparinga Council has been accused of infringing the constitutional rights of two Port Noarlunga residents by ordering the removal of signs from their house.Barry Becker and Jeanette Inglis want the Supreme Court to lift an injunction stopping them having the signs in their front yard.
Source: ABC News | Duration: 35sec
Topics: courts-and-trials, community-and-society, government-and-politics, local-government, law-crime-and-justice, rights, port-noarlunga-5167, adelaide-5000, sa
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