Port Macquarie's CBD safety on agenda

By Ben Cooper
Updated January 13 2016 - 9:43am, first published 9:25am
Hasty applications needed: Jeff Gillespie, Alex Glen-Holmes, Senior Constable Dean Magennis, politicians Andrew Gee and Leslie Williams, Sergeant John Lawrie, Steve Dietrich and Superintendent Paul Fehon consider the Community Safety Fund during Mr Gee's visit this week. Applications to the fund close next Friday.
Hasty applications needed: Jeff Gillespie, Alex Glen-Holmes, Senior Constable Dean Magennis, politicians Andrew Gee and Leslie Williams, Sergeant John Lawrie, Steve Dietrich and Superintendent Paul Fehon consider the Community Safety Fund during Mr Gee's visit this week. Applications to the fund close next Friday.

ANTISOCIAL issues in Port Macquarie's central business district were clear during a politician's visit this week.

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