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Sydney, NSW

Heavily armed police unit set to hit Sydney's streets

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Changed after publishing · 5 edits
  • the headline was changed: New Heavily armed police unit unveiled after Bondi terror attackset to hit Sydney's streets
  • the report was edited: 45 words added, 39 removed.
  • the headline was changed: Why heavily New armed police will soon be hitting Sydney's streetsunit unveiled after Bondi terror attack
  • the report was edited: 79 words added, 2 removed.
  • the headline was changed: New Why heavily armed police unit unveiled after Bondi terror attackwill soon be hitting Sydney's streets

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Long-arms carrying NSW Police officers will take to the streets of Sydney ahead of the formation of the Armed Response Command.

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  • ABC News Heavily armed police unit set to hit Sydney's streets
  • WAtoday New command brings heavily armed police onto Sydney streets

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The NSW Police's new Armed Response Command will begin a public phase of training around Sydney in the coming weeks.
The NSW Police's new Armed Response Command will begin a public phase of training around Sydney in the coming weeks.

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ABC Newsas they published this story 82.6

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