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Empowering First Nations communities through newly appointed Protective Services Officers

December 20, 2024

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Queensland’s newest First Nations Community Protective Services Officers (PSOs) have joined the Queensland Police Service (QPS), marking an important step in empowering First Nations communities to protect and strengthen their own.

The officers completed an intensive…

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