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Most Australians receive an alarming robocall at some point, but experts warn fraudsters are becoming far more sophisticated
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| City: | Sydney |
| State: | Australia, Christmas Island and Coconut Island |
| Latitude: | -33.8678500 |
| Longitude: | 151.2073200 |
| Time zone: | Australia/Sydney (GMT +11) |
| Population: | 4,627,345 |
| Sydney is the state capital of New South Wales and the most populous city in Australia. It is on Australia's south-east coast, on the Tasman Sea. In June 2010 the greater metropolitan area had an approximate population of 4.6 million people (...) Wikipedia » | |
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| Number of ratings: | 2× |
| Latest rating: | Sep 14, 2016 Add comment |
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| Last viewed: | Apr 03, 2026 |
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NSW residents warned of phone scam where caller pretends to be from the police
New South Wales residents are being warned about a new phone scam where the caller pretends to be from the police. NSW Police Force said the scammers threatened the call recipients with fines or arrest.
Call 4-5 times a day. They don't leave a message and can't be called back.
Nuisance Sep 14, 2016 00
They keep ringing and can't be called back. Sick of it.
Nuisance Sep 07, 2016 00