The secret costs of Sydney Harbour Bridge ‘propaganda’ (opens original article in a new tab)

The Sydney Harbour Bridge was used to celebrate a teen social media ban, costing taxpayers $100,000 and drawing criticism as political 'propaganda'.

• The Sydney Harbour Bridge pylons were lit up in green and gold to mark the passage of a teen social media ban.
• A government information request revealed the event cost taxpayers at least $100,000 and was urged by NSW Premier Chris Minns.
• The Sydney Morning Herald criticized the use of the landmark for political 'propaganda'.