Arch enemy: Is the City of Perth treating its public artworks with the respect they deserve?

Lorenna Grant thought her Northbridge Arch was safely stored in the City of Perth Works Depot, not left to corrode in the sea air in a North Coogee storage facility.

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Arch enemy: Is the City of Perth treating its public artworks with the respect they deserve?

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