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Residents feel unsafe in their homes as crime triples in Queensland town of Wondai

Crime triples in Wondai from 13 offences in July to 41 in December 2024, the highest recorded in the past two years. Residents say they are scared in their own homes and want a local police presence to return.

By: ABC News (AU)

Jan 09 2025
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Residents feel unsafe in their homes as crime triples in Queensland town of Wondai

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