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Welcome to the NSW Attorney General's Crime Prevention Division website. This website provides information on the crime prevention projects, activities and initiatives we're undertaking to reduce crime in NSW.
Latest additions  This bulletin reports the findings of a survey conducted to address the information gap that exits in relation to graffiti vandalism, the public polices on its management and the attendant social and monetary costs to the community. The survey also identified issues in relation to recording mechanisms that warrant urgent attention as well as further areas in need of research. Crime Prevention Issues Bulletin No 3: Graffiti Vandalism in New South Wales( PDF 875KB).
Aboriginal Child Sexual Assault Multimedia Awareness Campaign
The NSW Attorney General's Department (AGD) is working with Wirringa Baiya Aboriginal Women’s Legal Service to develop this multimedia campaign.
In order to consider the best way to develop the campaign a significant amount of information was sourced including; current statistical data, an inventory of current resources, what information, the community required and through what mediums. To source the community information a survey tool was developed and a number of face-to-face consultations were undertaken. This report outlines the results of this work.
ACSA Campaign Consultation Report (PDF 650Kb)
For information on our other crime prevention projects, activities and initiatives, visit our Projects webpage. If you have a crime prevention related enquiry, please refer to the Contact us page.
Preventing crime in NSW
The NSW Government is committed to reducing crime, particularly violent crime. The innovative new Preventing crime website (www.crimeprevention.nsw.gov.au) is the centerpiece of a new State Government framework for tacking crime in NSW. It's a valuable resource for local councils, community members, businesses and crime prevention practitioners working to reduce crime.
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