Inspekta Mkuu Bob Fitzgerald, akipigwa picha aina ya selfie na mkazi wa Blacktown. Source: SBSLeaders from one of Australia’s most multicultural areas say their community could be held up as a model for social cohesion.
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Leaders from one of Australia’s most multicultural areas say their community could be held up as a model for social cohesion.
Blacktown, in Western Sydney, has a very diverse population and is home to the country’s largest Sudanese population.
It has grappled with high rates of antisocial behavior in the past but youth crime is now on a steady decline.
