Clover Moore removes election posters Malcolm Turnbull's campaign posters have been removed by City of Sydney Council workers from William Street. MALCOLM Turnbull, millionaire, MP and Liberal Party heavyweight, has fallen foul of Sydney's graffiti laws, with election posters the target. Sydney City Council yesterday ripped down his election Corflutes, which can cost up to $15 each, from poles in William St, Kings Cross and Darlinghurst yesterday. A spokesman said Sydney City Council's graffiti policy only allowed posters a fortnight before election day. "The City has a policy of removing all campaign posters displayed earlier than 14 days from the election and the seven days immediately after," a spokesman said. One resident, Potts Point and Kings Cross Heritage Conservation Society president Andrew Woodhouse, said he asked for and was given a poster as a souvenir. Mr Turnbull said: "I hope Clover's environmentalism extends to returning my posters so I can recycle them on lamp posts belonging to more good-natured councils!"