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| The Australian Chinese General Chamber of Business partnered with the Queensland Chinese
Hospitality Association organises a crime prevention seminar for Chinese businesses once a year, in
an effort to combat extortion, theft and organised crime against business owners. These seminars are also important to the Queensland Police Service with maintaining a continual intelligence update on local criminal activities, while these seminars also help build an mportant working relationship between the police and business owners. |
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