Each state and territory of Australia has a dedicated agency that regularly publishes crime data to let the public know about the safety conditions in their area and the severity of different types of crime.
New South Wales crime statistics
In New South Wales, the New South Wales Bureau of Crime Statistics and Research (NSW Bureau of Crime Statistics and Research) is responsible for collecting and publishing crime data. The agency's website provides a section that allows people to find out the various types of crimes in the area based on their postal code, such as assault, murder, robbery, sex crimes, theft, drug crimes, etc.
Crime statistics for Victoria
Victoria has a similar agency called the Crime Statistics Agency (Crime Statistics Agency). This agency is independent of Victoria Police and publishes crime data regularly. Similar to the New South Wales website, the website provides an intuitive display of crime figures, and people can find relevant data by police area, crime type, year and local government area. In addition, the Royal Association of Motorists of Victoria (RACV) also provides information on burglary rates across Victoria.
Queensland crime statistics
Crime statistics for Queensland are compiled by the Queensland Police Service (Queensland Police Service) are available. People can get details by postal code, time of day or even time of day, and type of crime.
ACT Crime Statistics
In the ACT, crime statistics are collected by the Australian Federal Police (AFP) are available. People can choose by postcode, crime type and time of day.
In addition, there is also an Australian Digital Crime Agency (ADAC) in Australia.Crime Statistics Australia) is part of the Australian Institute of Criminology and provides national statistics on homicides, deaths in prisons, and drug and substance use.
Through the crime data provided by these agencies, the public can better understand the crime situation in their area and take appropriate safety measures.
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