Every time a dog cocks its leg to urinate on the Federation Pavilion in Centennial Park, Sydney, a terminally ill Australian mother dies alone, separated from her inter-state kids. And for every canine that runs freely, and illegally, within ten metres of the pavilion, a driver of a car with Victorian number plates is refused service at an outback Queensland corner store.
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