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Latest: NSW Recorded Crime Statistics
This report presents data on crime reported to, or detected by, NSW Police. Information is provided on 13 major offence categories, which include the most serious violent and property offences, plus a more detailed list of 62 specific offence types.
Published: June 2024
- NSW recorded crime statistics March 2024 PDF, 1.5 MB
- Supplementary tables with five year trends March 2024 PDF, 199.6 KB
- Supplementary charts with five year trends March 2024 PDF, 372.6 KB
- Related media release
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