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The Gold Coast Titans have reportedly put coach Des Hasler out of his misery and are set to announce he will be leaving the club.

Kevin Cox, a retired crossing guard and a pedestrian safety advocate, used a line marker and a can of spray chalk to draw a makeshift crosswalk in Charlottesville, Virginia last month.

Artist Chapman Hamborg, who made a viral Instagram video after his neighbor called the police on him, is turning it into a moment to raise money for United Way.

Using spray chalk, an activist for pedestrian safety created a makeshift crosswalk at an intersection in what the city calls an act of vandalism.