How to complain
- It is easy to call Triple Zero (000) and ask for Police assistance.
- In case, If you are speech or hearing impaired – call the national relay service on 133 677.
Step by step procedure
Triple Zero (000) will ask a number of questions:
- Your location or address
- Type of premises, eg. house, unit, and on which level
- What’s the exact situation.
- Where is the offender now, eg. Are they still at the location?
- How many children are present and where are they?
- Has any alcohol or drugs been consumed?
- Does any person have a medical or psychiatric history?
If the situation is not urgent:
- Will advise you to contact the local police station.
Below are the important links for further assistance :
NSW Government Domestic Violence
Rape & Domestic Violence Services Australia
Women’s Domestic Violence Court Advocacy Services Inc
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Kyogle Council stopped pot hole repairs on the Kyogle to Murwillumbah road making the road extremely dangerous, in fact LIFE THREATENING. Some types of damage, like crack/s in the cross member or cracks in the front wheel assembly are slow propagating and eventually can kill the driver or another road user.
While this may not be a direct Police responsibility and kind of threat to a road user is. So I ask the NSW Police to immediately order the Kyogle Council to fix the pot holes. On the Twee Heads Council section of the road there are no pot holes only on the Kyogle section.
I am also trying to sue the Hyogle Council by Class Action, but the repair jogs needs to be done right now. Many of the pot holes are six month old and in fact it takes two to three days to fix all pot holes on the Kyogle Council Section.
Please note, pot hole fixing is nothing to do with the ongoing extreme weather damage. Pot hole repairs are easy to fix and are part of the routing, day to day maintenance taska and there is no excuse to stop routing pot hole maintenance.
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