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Melbourne knife crime: Victoria Police join youth workers to prevent violence

Police and youth workers have joined forces to tackle the reasons driving young people to commit crimes by helping them break the cycle of drugs, alcohol and family violence. And it’s working.

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Melbourne knife crime: Parents, community leaders take action to prevent violence

Parents and African Australian community leaders are working with schools and police to stem the trend of young men falling victim to knife crime.

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Melbourne knife crime: Listen to those on the front line

Heated rhetoric will not bring down the alarming increase in knife attacks. Listening to experts and affected communities is a much better approach.

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Melbourne knife crime: Parents, community leaders take action to prevent violence

Parents and African Australian community leaders are working with schools and police to stem the trend of young men falling victim to knife crime.

Aweng macharJunubi wyndhamWyndham valeMonica dengHashim mohamedHanad hersiCrime statistics agencyJunubi wyndham community support groupCrime statisticsSouth sudanese australian youth unitedBol aweng macharSouth sudanese australian youthSouth sudanesePoly kiyaga

Melbourne knife crime: Parents, community leaders take action to prevent violence

Parents and African Australian community leaders are working with schools and police to stem the trend of young men falling victim to knife crime.

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