A giraffe in Myer's holiday window display was recently damaged, leading to disappointment.

Over the weekend, there was an unfortunate incident at Myer's annual Christmas windows in Melbourne's CBD. It seems that someone vandalized the giraffe head that was a part of this year's theme, which is Australia Zoo. This news has caught the attention of the police, who are now investigating the matter.

Despite this setback, hundreds of people still flocked to the windows today to catch a glimpse of the displays. However, they were disappointed to find that Jeannie the giraffe was missing from her usual spot. Upon further inquiry, it was revealed that her head had been removed for repairs and was restored within just a few hours.

The authorities believe that the giraffe's head was removed on Saturday night, which has raised concerns about the security of the displays. Families who visited the windows today were saddened and shocked by this act of vandalism. One woman expressed her disappointment, saying, "That's a bit disappointing - because it's Christmas, it's for the kids."

This is not the first time the Myer windows have faced trouble this year. Earlier, protesters had caused the department store to cancel its opening event. It is unfortunate that such incidents have marred the festive spirit and caused inconvenience for the visitors. The police are determined to get to the bottom of this and bring the responsible parties to justice. Let's hope that the rest of the holiday season remains peaceful and enjoyable for everyone.

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