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Police to crack down on antisocial behaviour this New Year's Eve

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Partygoers heading out for New Year's Eve celebrations are being urged to plan ahead and be mindful of others. New South Wales Police will conduct its largest operation of the year to ensure festivities go smoothly, with officers also out in force across Victoria and Queensland.
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