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Kylie Endemi. Police officer in dress uniform standing outside police station entrance.
✓ Newcastle HeraldPower & Policy

Newcastle police commander Kylie Endemi promoted to state role

Newcastle City Police District commander Superintendent Kylie Endemi was promoted to Assistant Commissioner of Health, Safety and Wellbeing Command.

Superintendent Kylie Endemi, who has led Newcastle City Police since 2022, has been promoted to a state-level role overseeing health and safety across NSW police. During her four years in Newcastle, Endemi managed several major incidents.

These included an alleged murder on Beaumont Street and an alleged riot at Mayfield. Endemi focused on supporting officers' wellbeing alongside community engagement and created the district's first dedicated Aboriginal Community Liaison Officer role.

32 years
Years in policing
2022 to promotion
Tenure in Newcastle
Oxley Police District, Tamworth
Prior command

Why it mattersHer promotion reflects a commitment to officer wellbeing and mental health as core police priorities, not just operational tactics.

AustraliaNSW policing will now prioritise officer health and safety statewide under Endemi's new command role.

✓ Claims checked against the source. checked 6 d ago

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