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http://www.nhwatch.asn.au/
Neighbourhood Watch has existed in this State since the launch of the first watch area at Flinders Park in 1985. The strength of the Watch program is in the
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of country areas.

Over the 20 years of operating, the functions of Neighbourhood Watch have been "borrowed" by other areas which led to the creation of numerous other Watch
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http://www.sapolice.sa.gov.au
South Australia Police (SAPOL) provides a broad range of police and community services to ensure the safety and security of the South Australian community.

Formed on 28 April 1838, the South Australia Police was Australia's first centrally organised police service. Since that historic day, we have forged a reputation
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The jurisdiction of South Australia covers a vast area of almost one million square kilometres, with a population of over 1,500,000.

http://www.rspca.org.au
Whilst the RSPCA in Australia is not directly linked to the RSPCA in the United Kingdom, it was in the UK that a society with the aim of preventing cruelty
to animals was first formed.

On the evening of the 16th June 1824, a number of distinguished people, including William Wilberforce, assembled at the 'Old Slaughters' Coffee House'
in London. They were called together by the Rev. Arthur Broome, a London vicar to form a society which would support the working of Richard Martin's
Act. This Act was passed on the 22nd July 1822 and was against cruelty to farm animals, particularly cattle. The first animal welfare Society in any
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The newly formed organisation did not at first employ Inspectors, but relied on a Committee to inspect the markets, slaughter houses and in the streets of
the metropolis, the conduct of coachmen.

Arthur Broome employed, at his own expense, a gentleman named Mr Wheeler, who together with his assistant, Charles Teasdall, brought 63 offenders
before the Courts in 1824. It was not until the late 1830's however, that the society started the tradition of the Inspector.

Unfortunately, the popularity of so called sports, such as cock-fighting, bull and bear baiting, and the initial reluctance of magistrates to convict offenders,
made the early days an uphill struggle.

Financial problems also slowed down progress; indeed Arthur Broome was imprisoned for the Society's debts. Gradually though, public support showed
itself in the form of donations, and increased willingness to give evidence against offenders.

Royal patronage was given to the Society in 1835 when the Duchess of Kent, and her daughter, Princess Victoria, become Lady Patrons. Further
patronage was given to the Society in 1840, when Queen Victoria honoured the Society with the prefix "Royal".

http://www.racq.com.au
As Queensland’s peak motoring body, RACQ provides expert advice, information and assistance relating to a wide range of motoring matters.
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