Mia Gardiner, from Crime Stoppers Victoria, joins Peter Greco to talk about why viral quizzes and AI selfie trends are actually risky. These can be designed to collect personal data and used tfor hacking passwords.

You can call 1800 333 000 or go to: Crimestoppers Victoria

Mia Gardiner, from Crime Stoppers Victoria, joins Peter Greco to talk about why viral quizzes and AI selfie trends are actually risky. These can be designed to collect personal data and used tfor hacking passwords.
You can call 1800 333 000 or go to: <a href="crimestoppers.com.au">Crimestoppers Victoria</a>

Exclusive to Vision Australia Radio, this 15-minute weekly program is designed to keep people living with blindness or low vision safe in the community.

Hosted by Lexie Jeuniewic and Fiona Collie from Crime Stoppers Victoria and produced for Vision Australia Radio.

Learn more at https://crimestoppersvic.com.au/

 

Exclusive to Vision Australia Radio, this 15-minute weekly program is designed to keep people living with blindness or low vision safe in the community.
Hosted by Lexie Jeuniewic and Fiona Collie from Crime Stoppers Victoria and produced for Vision Australia Radio.
Learn more at <a href="https://crimestoppersvic.com.au/">https://crimestoppersvic.com.au/</a>
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Interview Highlight: Crime Stoppers Victoria - Scam Viral Quizzes

Pet theft can happen when an opportunity presents itself, but there are practical steps pet owners can take to reduce the risk.

Vision Australia Radio catches up with Adam Bloomfield from Crime Stoppers Victoria to discuss pet theft, sometimes referred to as "pet napping", and why owners should think carefully about their pets' security.

Adam shares practical tips including microchipping and registering pets, securing gates and yards, being mindful about information shared with strangers, using security cameras or tracking devices, and never leaving pets unattended in vehicles or outside shops and cafés.

He also explains why reporting suspicious behaviour can help protect pets and the wider community.

Information can be reported anonymously to Crime Stoppers Victoria on 1800 333 000 or online at crimestoppersvic.com.au.

Pet theft can happen when an opportunity presents itself, but there are practical steps pet owners can take to reduce the risk.
Vision Australia Radio catches up with Adam Bloomfield from Crime Stoppers Victoria to discuss pet theft, sometimes referred to as "pet napping", and why owners should think carefully about their pets' security.
Adam shares practical tips including microchipping and registering pets, securing gates and yards, being mindful about information shared with strangers, using security cameras or tracking devices, and never leaving pets unattended in vehicles or outside shops and caf&eacute;s.
He also explains why reporting suspicious behaviour can help protect pets and the wider community.
Information can be reported anonymously to Crime Stoppers Victoria on 1800 333 000 or online at crimestoppersvic.com.au.

Pet Theft: How to Keep Your Pets Safe | Crime Stoppers Victoria

Alex Marcocci, from Crime Stoppers Victoria, joins Peter Greco to offer some advice about firewood. Where firewood comes from matters. It may have been illegally cut down from our forests and national parks – destroying wildlife habitat. Check your firewood is legal before you buy.

You can call 1800 333 000 or go to Illegal Firewood

Alex Marcocci, from Crime Stoppers Victoria, joins Peter Greco to offer some advice about firewood. Where firewood comes from matters. It may have been illegally cut down from our forests and national parks &ndash; destroying wildlife habitat. Check your firewood is legal before you buy.
You can call 1800 333 000 or go to <a href="https://www.crimestoppersvic.com.au/illegal-firewood/">Illegal Firewood</a>

Interview Highlight: Crimestoppers Alex Marcocci

Alex Marcocci, from Crime Stoppers Victoria, joins Peter Greco to offer some advice about retail crime. Topics include the impact on those working in the industry, owners, those people shopping and how taking notice of some happenings may provide vital clues.

More info: Crimestoppers - Retail crime

Alex Marcocci, from Crime Stoppers Victoria, joins Peter Greco to offer some advice about retail crime. Topics include the impact on those working in the industry, owners, those people shopping and how taking notice of some happenings may provide vital clues.
More info: <a href="https://www.crimestoppersvic.com.au/current-focus/retail-crime/">Crimestoppers - Retail crime</a>

Interview Highlight: Crime Stoppers Victoria - Scam Viral Quizzes

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