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NSW Police's first multicultural liaison officer retires after nearly four decades

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The first and longest-serving multicultural liaison officer for the New South Wales police force has announced her retirement. During almost four decades of service, Nina Long says trust between the police and culturally and linguistically diverse communities has increased, but acknowledges there's still more work to be done.
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