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Lindy Lee's $14 million sculpture arrives in Canberra

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A controversial $14 million sculpture called 'Ouroboros' has arrived at the National Gallery of Australia in Canberra after an almost week-long journey from Brisbane. Its relocation sparked numerous road closures and trimming of trees along the way.
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