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Emergency & Urgent Situations

Call (Triple Zero) 000
Use for: Life-threatening situations, or if a
crime is occurring right now.

National Security Hotline 1800 123 400
Use for: To report suspicious, non-urgent
national security concerns.

Non-Urgent Reporting Methods

NSW Police Force Community Portal Online
Use for: For reporting non-urgent incidents such as stolen vehicles, lost property, property damage, and minor theft/fraud.
This allows for online reporting, including uploading photos, which is reviewed within 48 hours.

Police Assistance Line (PAL) 131 444
Use for: Non-urgent crime reporting and general inquiries.

Crime Stoppers 1800 333 000
Use for: Report online to provide information about criminal activity anonymously.

Local Police Station
Use for: Attend a local police station to report a crime in person.

Sexual Assault Reporting Option (SARO) Online
Use for: For victims 16 years or older, this online tool allows for confidential reporting with options to remain anonymous orrequest no direct police engagement.

Complaints Against Police
Use for: Complaints regarding a NSW Police Force member can be made online or through the Law Enforcement Conduct Commission (LECC).

National Relay Service (NRS)
Use for: Individuals who are deaf or have a hearing/speech impairment.

Anti-Discrimination NSW
Use for: To make a discrimination enquiry you can contact:
9268 5544 or 1800 670 812 (Free call)
complaintsadb@justice.nsw.gov.au