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27 May 2025

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Dangerous Driving

With 20% of Crime Stoppers Tasmania’s tips relating to traffic and hooning, Crime Stoppers is reminding Tasmanians that their anonymous tips can help make our roads safer.

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15 April 2025

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Home Security Easter 2025

As many Tasmanians prepare for a well-earned Easter break, Crime Stoppers and Tasmania Police are reminding residents to take a few simple steps to protect their homes from opportunistic thieves.

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19 March 2025

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Tipster Eligible for Reward

The recent seizure of $140,000 worth of allegedly stolen property was due to a Crime Stoppers tip. And now the charity is asking the anonymous tipster to claim their well-deserved reward.

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11 March 2025

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Bikelinc

Protect your bike with Bikelinc before it’s too late.

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11 March 2025

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Ambassador Announcement

Crime Stoppers Tasmania has appointed former police commander, Mark Mewis as our new Ambassador.

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20 January 2025

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Fire Prevention

Reminding all Tasmanians of their responsibility to prevent fires.

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25 November 2024

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Motor Vehicle Security

Tasmanians warned as car thefts surge.

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1 October 2024

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Crime Stoppers Week 2024

Combating Drug Crime Through Community Action. 

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