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Eight regional NSW residents become Albury police and stay near home
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Eight regional NSW residents become Albury police and stay near home

A NSW Police program lets recruits train as constables without leaving the region. Eight joined Albury police on Monday. They stayed with their families while they completed their academy course.

Why it mattersRegional police forces struggle to recruit officers. Training has meant moving away from home. This program lets local people stay put. They can build police careers in their communities.

AustraliaNSW regional towns like Albury gain police officers who know the area, understand local issues, and plan to stay. The program represents a shift in how rural and regional policing is staffed.

✓ Claims checked against the source and corrected before publish. checked 2 h ago

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