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New recruits boost police numbers

Summary by Central Coast Community News
Central Coast Local News Fifteen new Probationary Constables have joined the NSW Police Force on the Central Coast. Tuggerah Lakes Police District welcomed its 10 newest Probationary Constables on Monday, May 4, following their... The post New recruits boost police numbers appeared first on Central Coast News.
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New recruits boost police numbers

Central Coast Local News Fifteen new Probationary Constables have joined the NSW Police Force on the Central Coast. Tuggerah Lakes Police District welcomed its 10 newest Probationary Constables on Monday, May 4, following their... The post New recruits boost police numbers appeared first on Central Coast News.

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Central Coast Community News broke the news on Tuesday, May 5, 2026.
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