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With a growing Queensland population and rising numbers of Chinese immigrants, the Australian
Chinese General Chamber of Business is committed to taking the lead on crime prevention in the
state's Chinese community. |
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| 1) Youth community (university and secondary school students) 2) Business community 3) Regional community 4) General community |
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| We work in partnership with the Queensland Police Service and our 13 member associations on the local level, spread throughout the state. The five major crime prevention programs being carried out through the chamber of business are: | ||||||||||
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