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Coalition promises mobile cameras for Mildura crime hotspots and priority for police vacancies

Published by Herald Sun · Australia 12 h ago

One of the state’s largest inland cities, which is battling a surge in crime, would get a boost in police numbers and expanded CCTV to combat violence and anti-social behaviour if…

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