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News Items

Safer Community Partnership

Following approval by the Hobart City Council, Tasmania Police and Council officers will be working together to establish a community based safety partnership with the aim of making Hobart an even safer city.  Read more >>>

Reward Offered for Missing Person Information

Police hope that the provision of up to a $50,000 reward will prompt anybody with credible information to come forward and help to solve the case of a missing young Burnie mother. Read more >>>

U-Turn Participants Restore Car for a Victim of Crime

A car donated by a member of the Huon community and restored by U-Turn graduates will help a Devonport mother rebuild her life and provide valuable transport for her young son. Read more >>>

Police Officer recognised in Queen's Birthday Honours 2009

A long serving Tasmania Police officer, Inspector John Bird, was awarded an Australian Police Medal in this year’s Queen’s Birthday Honours List.  Read more >>>

Protests and Demonstrations in Tasmania

Tasmania Police has produced a pamphlet outlining the role and responsibilities of police, and legalities associated with protests and demonstrations in Tasmania. Read more >>>

High Visibility Police Cars

Tasmania Police have announced a trial of specially marked high visibility police cars to focus on Tasmania's highways and major roads, in a further effort to crackdown on lawbreaking motorists and help reduce the State's road toll.  Read more >>>

Disposal of Expired EPIRBs

Tasmania Police is reinforcing the message that all old and expired EPIRB models should be disposed of in a responsible manner by depositing them at nominated drop off points across the State. Read more >>>

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