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Crime stopper

AN increase in the prevalence of bullying and abuse amongst Gawler's youth has led to the development of a new crime prevention project for the town.

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EDITORIAL

THE Gawler Council spearheaded campaign to educate our youth about bullying and its impacts is certainly a worthy initiative. It is one which will also, hopefully, see a reduction in youth-related crime.


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