Victoria Police Centre of Learning for Family Violence Opens

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Victoria Police Centre of Learning for Family Violence Opens

The State Government recently opened the Victoria Police Centre for Learning for Family Violence. The goal of the $11.5 million purpose-built training facility is to ensure that police officers are better trained and more effective in responding to family violence.

(Source: Premiers Media Centre, 26/4/19)

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