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The Cardinia Community Safety Register has been running since 2009. Picture: Quinn Dombrowski, Flickr, Creative Commons license.

By ANEEKA SIMONIS ONLY five per cent of Cardinia Shire’s vulnerable community members are listed on a police safety register […]

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