In Brisbane, even the signs compete for attention.

Wandering through King George Square in Brisbane, I found myself amidst a blend of the old and the new. Modern skyscrapers with their sleek glass facades stood tall behind a charming historic church. The square itself was alive with activity. People moved about with purpose while two bold political signs on the pavement caught my eye. It's fascinating how public spaces can be arenas for both daily life and political discourse. The sunlight bathed everything in a warm glow, casting long shadows that seemed to whisper stories of the city's past and present.