$30,000 Incentives Offered to Attract New Police Recruits in NSW

The NSW government will pay student police officers while they study.
$30,000 Incentives Offered to Attract New Police Recruits in NSW
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The Australian state of New South Wales (NSW) will be paying trainees more than $30,000 (US$19,000) to become police officers.

The move is designed to entice more police officers to join the force and fill the current 1,500 vacancies.

Monica O’Shea
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