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21.01.2022 From 11.59pm on Friday 8 May 2020, COVID-19 restrictions eased in the ACT. All indoor and outdoor gatherings can have a maximum of 10 people (including child...ren). This includes gatherings at a persons home, which can be a maximum of 10 people (with exceptions where two households coming together results in a gathering of more than 10 people). Weddings can now have up to 10 people attend, excluding those conducting the ceremony. Indoor funerals can have up to 20 people attend, excluding those conducting the service, OR outdoor funerals can have up to 30 people attend, excluding those conducting the service. Religious ceremonies and places of worship can have up to 10 people attend, excluding those conducting the service. Outdoor boot camps and other non-contact fitness activities can be held with a maximum of 10 people and no sharing of equipment. Real estate open houses and auctions can proceed with a maximum of 10 people. Public schools will return to on-campus learning in stages over the coming four weeks from Monday 18 May (week three of term 2) to Tuesday 2 June (week 6 of term 2). Over the coming weeks and months, Canberrans can expect that the easing of restrictions will be done in a very gradual way allowing our public health experts to assess the impact of each decision. The ACT Government will be working through the measures outlined in step one of the Framework for a COVID Safe Australia endorsed by the National Cabinet. https://www.covid19.act.gov.au//faqs-changes-to-restrictio

18.01.2022 We have seen without a doubt an increase in security issues in Canberra Apartment & Townhouse Complexes the last few months. Apartment/ Townhouse buildings are... just as vulnerable to break-ins and theft as other homes. Poor safety and security habits could put your whole building at risk. Most offenders are opportunists, and search for quick, easy entry and exit points. Some great tips! Storage areas Use heavy duty locks on your storage cage. Cover up your belongings by setting up a cover or tarp so your property cannot be seen from outside your storage cage. Balcony and apartment security Living several floors up doesn’t make your home secure from intruders. Many high-rise break-ins occur by intruders climbing apartment building balconies and entering through unlocked balcony doors or windows. On lower levels, goods and bicycles left unsecured can be common targets. Lock balcony doors and windows at all times, even when you’re at home. For a cheap quick fix, a piece of dowel in a window or sliding door runner can be just as effective as a lock. Don’t leave your keys or wallet near the balcony door where burglars could see them or smash a glass panel and reach them. Wallets and cards are a quick win for burglars and more offenders are breaking into homes to grab car keys so they can steal your car. Most homes that are broken into do not have a security alarm. An alarm system could help protect your home and they come with a range of features to suit different budgets. Place stickers and signs around your home to warn burglars of an alarm system or Neighbourhood Watch. Install sensor lights that turn on with movement. Check your outside lights, windows and door locks regularly to ensure they are operating correctly. Keep valuables somewhere hard to find. Burglars often target jewellery in jewellery boxes on bedroom dressers and other valuables in bedside drawers and cupboards. Vehicles and bikes The Lock and hide to protect your ride and Lock it or lose it tips by Australia Federal police apply to cars and bikes parked in a shared apartment garage. Always lock your vehicle and remove any valuables, including your garage door remote. If you have a motorbike or bicycle, its best to cover it when in a shared garage, so people are less likely to see what you have or draw attention to it. Use strong locks and anchor it to the ground or at least secure the wheels.

15.01.2022 Detective Station Sergeant Mark Rowswell is reminding Canberrans about the importance of home security. Of all home burglaries examined in the first three month...s of this year, offenders gained access to unsecured property more than 60 per cent of the time. Make sure your home is secure by following these tips: - Lock your doors and windows even when you are at home. - Install sensor lights or security cameras. - Dont leave your keys or wallet near the front door. - Keep other valuables somewhere hard to find. - Never leave keys hidden outside your home. More information here: bit.ly/2WeUcan #Outsmarttheoffender

10.01.2022 Are you the owner of a CCTV system at your place of business or residence and would like to contribute to community safety? The NSW Police Force has a CCTV regi...ster where you can register if you have a CCTV system. You may have the opportunity to assist in a police investigation by providing CCTV footage. Remember this is completely voluntary! To download a brochure for information please click the following link: https://www.police.nsw.gov.au//105113/nsw_cctv_brochure.pdf To register online please click the following link: https://www.police.nsw.gov.au//cctv_details_registration_f To download a registration form please click this following link: https://www.police.nsw.gov.au//nsw_cctv_registration_form.

10.01.2022 Parcel theft Googong 08/05/2020 Update @ 1100h on 11/05/2020 - we would like to thank the community for your assistance in this matter. Criminal action has ...now be taken in relation to this offence. Parcel theft - crime prevention tips Officer-in-charge of Queanbeyan Police Station, Inspector Charles Hutchins says, the increase in online shopping has opened up avenues for opportunist offenders to steal from residential properties. However, there are a number of things you can do to protect yourself from becoming the victim of parcel or mail theft. Deliver drivers can also assist in bringing this issue to the attention of police. Protection from parcel theft To protect yourself from parcel theft there are a number of things you can do: Require a signature on delivery Use storage lockers Install high quality CCTV Get your packages delivered to your workplace If your neighbour is home, ask them to collect your packages or have them delivered to your neighbours house Use delivery alerts Protection from mail theft New South Wales Police Force has a crime prevention facts sheet in relation to mail theft on their website: https://www.police.nsw.gov.au//protect_yourself_from_mail_ Information for delivery drivers There are also a number of things that deliver drivers can do to prevent mail and parcel theft. Firstly, if you notice that same or similar vehicles following you from deliver address to deliver address, record the details and call police. Second, if you are approached by an unknown person be prepared to lock yourself in the van and call police. Thirdly, if you notice anything suspicious, record a description of persons or vehicles and notify police. Finally, place the parcel out of view of the road.

10.01.2022 If you take care of your people, your people will take care of your customers and your business will take care of itself

10.01.2022 Opportunistic thefts & Break and Enters Queanbeyan, Jerrabomberra and Googong April 2020 April 2020 has seen an increase in opportunistic thefts by offender...s in the Queanbeyan, Jerrabomberra and Googong areas. Last night there were a number of reports of a group of unidentified persons trying car and house doors in Googong. There has also been two reported Break and Enters. During April we have had numerous reports of thefts from vehicles, garages and houses. On most occasions the offenders have gained access by unlocked doors or windows; or they have entered the house through unoccupied rooms/garages. During these thefts, car keys and key cards have also been stolen, which has led to further offences; such as vehicle theft and credit card frauds. The best thing you can do to prevent yourself becoming a victim is to lock your house, garage and car. Queanbeyan Police also have the following advice to help you secure your property (this list is not exhaustive): - Dont leave your vehicle keys (incl. spare keys), wallets and any valuable items near the front door or a window - Keep your car remote next to your bed. If you believe someone is breaking into your house activate the vehicle panic alarm and call 000 - Park your car inside the garage at night - Many thieves will enter the house through rooms that are clearly not occupied, eg. garages. Ensure these windows and doors are secured with strong locks and install a motion sensor alarm. - Restrict anyone being able to see in your garage by installing curtains and keeping them closed at night - Install good quality CCTV in conjunction with motion sensor flood lights - Look out for your neighbors Any information should not be provided via this post but directed to Queanbeyan Police on Ph: 02 62980599 or Crime Stoppers on Ph: 1800 333 000. The link to Crime Stoppers (Help us) is on this page and any information can be supplied anonymously if required. CCTV can be uploaded to Crimestoppers. Please quote police report number E74264707.

03.01.2022 A satisfied customer is the best business strategy of all