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Crime Prevention/Community Safety Partnerships in Action: Victorian Experience
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  • 2014Community Safety and Crime Prevention Partnerships: Challenges and Opportunities15 cited
  • 2012‘We’re not Batman’ – Roles and expectations of local government community safety officers in New South Wales12 cited

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