Yasmin Catley: New South Wales Police Minister says no apologies for taking police from out of state
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Yasmin Catley: New South Wales Police Minister says no apologies for taking police from out of state
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New South Wales is celebrating its new programme - poaching cops from other states - and abroad.
21 experienced, poached, officers are graduating in the Australian state today - seven of them from New Zealand.
The New South Wales Police Minister, Yasmin Catley, is attributing it to a historic pay rise last year - making them the best paid officers in Australia.
Catley told Heather du Plessis-Allan she makes no apologies for taking police from elsewhere.
She says the graduates are looking forward to the endless opportunities in New South Wales.
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