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Neighbourhood Watch Wagga Wagga Neighbourhood Watch Wagga Wagga was created to provide residents with a platform for information about crime and crime prevention.

An awareness of crime in your neighbourhood makes you a little more vigilant.

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01/11/2026

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19/10/2026

📣 **WAGGA WAGGA RESIDENTS — YOUR SUBURB, YOUR STORIES, YOUR SAY!**

📰 **The Daily Advertiser is looking to hear from local residents!**

A reporter from *The Daily Advertiser* is working on a special series exploring the suburbs of Wagga Wagga, and she wants to hear directly from the people who know their communities best — the residents who live there.

Have you lived in your suburb for at least **12 months**? If so, this is your opportunity to share your experiences, your concerns and your hopes for the future.

The reporter is interested in hearing about:

🏡 **The issues that matter to you** — What challenges or concerns are affecting your suburb?

📸 **How things have changed** — What positive or negative changes have you noticed since you first moved into the area?

💡 **Your hopes for the future** — What improvements or changes would you like to see?

❤️ **What you love about your suburb** — What makes your neighbourhood a great place to live? It might be the people, the community spirit, local facilities, parks or simply the feeling of being at home.

This is an opportunity for residents to have their voices heard and help tell the real stories of our local communities — the good, the bad and everything in between.

**HOW TO GET INVOLVED**

If you live in a Wagga Wagga suburb and would like to share your experiences, please contact me via email:

📧 [email protected]

I will pass your details and information on to the reporter at *The Daily Advertiser* so she can follow up with interested residents.

Whether you've lived in your suburb for just over a year or for decades, your perspective matters.

**Let's make sure the voices of our local residents are heard!**

Please share this post with friends, family and neighbours who may be interested in participating.

03/10/2026

You don’t have to be drunk to be affected by alcohol. You might feel normal, but no one drives well after drinking alcohol. Drink driving is a factor in about one in every seven crashes in NSW where someone loses their life.

Make sure that you have a significant break before getting back behind the wheel, having a lot to drink the night before and then sleeping for a few hours does not erase alcohol from your body.

Alcohol has a significant effect on your reaction time and decision making, if you have had something to drink, its just safer not to drive. Police will be out in force doing RBT and RDT, its not worth it.

26/09/2026

Just sharing Scam tips to older Seniors. As follows
What to do if something feels off​
The advice from Scamwatch is simple: Stop. Check. Protect. Take a breath before acting on any unexpected call, text or email, even if it sounds completely convincing.

Hang up on suspicious calls, avoid clicking links in texts or emails you weren't expecting, and if you've already handed over money or details, contact your bank immediately and report it to Scamwatch.

🚨 COMMUNITY INFORMATION APPEAL – MOTORBIKESDo you recognise these riders or the motorcycles?Neighbourhood Watch is seeki...
18/09/2026

🚨 COMMUNITY INFORMATION APPEAL – MOTORBIKES
Do you recognise these riders or the motorcycles?
Neighbourhood Watch is seeking information from members of the community regarding the individuals pictured riding motorcycles in the area.
The images show several people riding what appear to be trail/dirt-style motorcycles, including one motorcycle carrying two people.
We are asking residents to consider whether they recognise:
🏍️ The motorcycles
🪖 The riders' helmets or clothing
📍 Where these motorcycles are normally seen
👀 Any other information that may help identify the individuals
Please do not approach or confront anyone you believe may be involved.
If you have information that may assist, you can provide it directly to NSW Police or Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.
Alternatively, if you don't feel comfortable contacting police directly, you are welcome to send Neighbourhood Watch wagga a private message (PM). We can receive your information and, where appropriate, make sure it is passed on to the local police for their attention.
🔴 Please remember: If you see the individuals involved in an incident that is happening now, or there is an immediate threat to someone's safety, call 000.
Neighbourhood Watch NSW encourages everyone to remain vigilant and report suspicious or unlawful behaviour through the appropriate channels.

Please share this post so it reaches local residents who may recognise the motorcycles or have relevant information.
Neighbourhood Watch NSW — working with our communities and supporting local police

16/09/2026
Have a coffee and a chat with your local Riverina Police officers in a relaxed, informal setting.📅 Wednesday, 1 July 202...
30/06/2026

Have a coffee and a chat with your local Riverina Police officers in a relaxed, informal setting.
📅 Wednesday, 1 July 2026
🕘 9:00 am – 11:00 am
📍 Southcity Shopping Centre

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