On Anzac Day, two women, aged 20 and 22, were charged after being caught vandalizing several Returned and Services League (RSL) sub-branches in Melbourne, Australia. The incidents involved offensive graffiti targeting veterans and the Australian Defence Force. Police apprehended the women at Heidelberg RSL around 1:45 AM after members reported the vandalism. Both have been charged with criminal damage and are scheduled to appear in court on May 19. The Reservoir RSL sub-branch also suffered similar vandalism, with graffiti described as containing deeply offensive anti-veteran slurs. A spokesperson condemned the attack as disgraceful, emphasizing that it was intended to hurt and divide the community. Despite the vandalism, community members have rallied in support of veterans, pledging to restore the damaged memorials. The Fawkner RSL Memorial stone was also targeted, but locals have committed to its restoration, demonstrating a strong community response against the hateful acts.