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NSW Current Trends in Recorded Crime Statistics, 1999 to 2003

 
Offence category
Annual
percentage change
2002 to 2003
Average annual
percentage change
1999 to 2003
Murder*
Stable
Down by 7.3%
Assault
Stable
Up by 4.8%
Sexual assault
Stable
Up by 4.8%
Indecent assault, act of indecency and other sexual offences
Stable
Stable
Robbery without a weapon
Down by 4.6%
Stable
Robbery with a firearm
Stable
Stable
Robbery with a weapon not a firearm
Down by 19.3%
Down by 10.8%
Break and enter - dwelling
Down by 11.4%
Down by 5.5%
Break and enter - non-dwelling
Down by 12.8%
Down by 5.8%
Motor vehicle theft
Down by 17.3%
Down by 7.9%
Steal from motor vehicle
Down by 14.7%
Down by 4.3%
Steal from retail store
Stable
Stable
Steal from dwelling
Stable
Stable
Steal from person
Down by 6.8%
Not calculated
Fraud
Down by 15.2%
Up by 2.5%
Malicious damage to property
Stable
Stable

This table shows the results of statistical tests for a significant upward or downward monthly trend in the number of criminal incidents * recorded over 2 years and 5 years respectively, for selected offence categories. Where the trend is significant, the annual percentage change in the number of incidents is shown.

"N.A." indicates that the number of incidents recorded was too small for a reliable trend test to be performed.

* For murder, the trend test is applied to the monthly number of recorded victims.

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