Ukrainian Mural's Fight for Survival

It's March 31st.

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A beloved Ukrainian mural in central Adelaide faces an uncertain future after city planners

greenlit a 22-story luxury tower on its spot.

The artwork, showing a young girl battling injustice, has become a symbol of solidarity

since the war started.

Developments move fast this week, with approval docs now public and calls growing for a safe

relocation.

This and supporters worry it could get lost in the shuffle of high-rise construction.

Locals are rallying hard, sharing memories online and pushing counsel for protection.

It's hit a nerve as a reminder of global fights right in our backyard, sparking debates

on culture versus development.

Meanwhile, last night on Unly Road, a driver collided with a parked car and flipped onto

the roof.

No serious injuries reported, but a stark reminder.

To watch the roads.

Many say his Artemis 2 mission lifts off April 1, sending four astronauts on a 10-day

lunar flyby to Pred for moon landings.

And marking 35 years, Jack Carlson's legendary democracy manifest speech from his wild

arrest just earned national treasure status, timeless.

Ozzy Gold that still cracks us up.