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To mark Crime Stoppers Day 2025, Crime Stoppers Australia launches the ‘Don’t Just Post It, Report It’ campaign, urging Australians to move beyond sharing crime information on social media and instead report directly – and anonymously – to Crime Stoppers. With a digital-first strategy, the campaign reaches over 420,000 Australians, generates more than 590,000 video […]
Crime Stoppers Australia joins forces with the Shopping Centre Council of Australia (SCCA) to launch a major national awareness campaign encouraging Australians to speak up about crime and suspicious behaviour in and around shopping centres. The initiative sees Crime Stoppers’ 1800 333 000 message displayed across more than 2,000 digital screens in over 100 shopping […]
Former Queensland Police Commissioner Dr Ian Stewart AO APM elected as Chair of Crime Stoppers Australia, bringing decades of leadership in policing, disaster management and community safety to the important national leadership role. […]
With the Illegal trade in wildlife estimated to be worth up to AU$30 billion globally per year, Crime Stoppers worked with some of Australia’s leading education professionals to develop a Wildlife Crime and the Law teachers’ resource for educators of Years 7-10 students. Read more here. […]
With some people unsure about when to contact Crime Stoppers versus Police Assistance and Triple 000, Crime Stoppers Australia used Crime Stoppers Day on Monday, 23 May 2022 to set the record straight through the Make the Right Call campaign. Read more here. […]
There are more than 35 links to videos, websites, apps and worksheets within the latest pack, covering drug trafficking, drug crime and the law and the signs of illegal drug manufacture, supply and distribution. Find out more here. […]
A rapidly growing number of Australians are going online to share information about unsolved crimes and suspicious activity with Crime Stoppers, with our 2022 calendar year results marking the first time online reports outnumbered phone calls. […]
A suite of multi-language options are released in Arabic, Chinese, Hindi, Malay, Punjabi, Spanish and Vietnamese, the range of promotional materials encourage people from culturally and linguistically diverse communities to anonymously share information about the illicit drug trade. Read more here. […]
Crime Stoppers Australia launches the “They’ll never know” campaign, using $3.55 million from seized criminal assets to turn the tables on organised crime and the illicit drug trade. Read the media release here. […]
Crime Stoppers launches Phase Two of the National Illicit Firearms Campaign, with Crime Stoppers jurisdictions across Australia encouraging people to share what they know about illegal guns through dozens of local engagement activities over a 3-month period. Read more here. […]
