Warrnambool police set focus on community engagement ahead of NAIDOC week

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Updated June 27 2022 - 12:45pm, first published June 26 2022 - 12:00pm
ENGAGEMENT: Staff Senior Sergent Brett Jackson, Acting Inspector Tania Barbary, Aboriginal Community Liaison Officer Johnny Day and Acting Superintendent Paul Marshall. Picture: Anthony Brady
ENGAGEMENT: Staff Senior Sergent Brett Jackson, Acting Inspector Tania Barbary, Aboriginal Community Liaison Officer Johnny Day and Acting Superintendent Paul Marshall. Picture: Anthony Brady

A new Aboriginal community liaison officer hopes to help foster community-police relationships while a plaque honouring traditional owners of the land is set to soon be revealed ahead of NAIDOC week.

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Jessica Greenan

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Journalist at The Warrnambool Standard covering both Moyne Shire and Corangamite Shire Council. Sometimes court. Special interest in all things environment.

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