

NSW Police
Organization Law EnforcementNSW Police involved in investigations: extremism, grooming, kidnapping, theft, protests, cold cases.
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The New South Wales (NSW) Police is the primary law enforcement agency for the state of New South Wales, Australia. Recent news highlights their involvement in a variety of criminal investigations and public order incidents, making them a prominent subject in current affairs. They are currently investigating two teenagers allegedly possessing violent extremist material, a teacher accused of grooming a minor, and the kidnapping and murder of an elderly man in a mistaken identity case. Additionally, they are addressing rising petrol theft and a case of a child allegedly driving a car. The police are also involved in a cold case review of a British girl's disappearance from 1970. Furthermore, the Law Enforcement Conduct Commission will investigate the NSW Police's handling of protests against a visit by the Israeli president, following allegations of misconduct. These diverse cases underscore the breadth of the NSW Police's responsibilities and their ongoing role in maintaining law and order across the state.
Last updated: April 30, 2026
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Two NSW teenagers charged over violent extremist material allegedly linked to terror

Sydney high school teacher accused of grooming 14-year-old girl and offering money for sexually explicit material

'Major player' in alleged mistaken identity kidnap of Sydney grandfather charged

Petrol theft expected to rise in Australia as police call for more CCTV and prepaid pumps

Nine-year-old Australian boy allegedly caught driving car at 1.30am on major highway

Two charged with murder of Australian grandfather after 'mistaken identity' kidnapping

Australian prosecutors consider reopening British girl's cold case disappearance

Chris Baghsarian: evidence linked to Sydney kidnap victim, 85, discovered in burnt-out car as search continues
