Three new safety hubs are set to open in central Auckland to address issues of theft, anti-social behavior, and public safety concerns. These hubs, funded by the government and Auckland Council, will be staffed by a coordinator and volunteer groups such as Māori wardens and Community Patrols. However, a business group has highlighted that while the hubs are a positive step, they will not solve the lack of frontline police presence in the area. The group continues to advocate for increased police presence to effectively manage crime in the city.
Balanced News: New safety hubs don’t solve lack of police – community rep
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