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Pacific police support group celebrates 2026 first graduating cohort
๐Ÿ‡ต๐Ÿ‡ฌ Papua New Guinea /Crime & Justice

Pacific police support group celebrates 2026 first graduating cohort

From Post-Courier · () English

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  • A police training program in Brisbane, Australia, has graduated its first cohort for 2026.
  • The 24-week intensive course aimed to strengthen operational skills, leadership, and regional cooperation among Pacific police officers.
  • Graduates will return to their home countries to enhance community safety and security.

The first Pacific Police Support Group (PPSG) cohort for 2026 has successfully completed 24 weeks of intensive police training in Brisbane, Australia. The graduation ceremony celebrated the officers' dedication and perseverance throughout the six-month program.

The PPSG initiative brought together police from across the Pacific, focusing on enhancing operational skills, leadership, and fostering regional cooperation. Participants developed professionally while building strong partnerships and friendships with colleagues from neighboring nations.

Today marks the successful completion of 24 weeks of dedication, hard work and teamwork. Throughout the programme, you have challenged yourselves, supported one another, shared your experiences and created friendships that will remain with you throughout your policing careers.

โ€” programme representativeSpeaking during the graduation ceremony, a programme representative congratulated the graduates for their commitment and perseverance.

Program representatives congratulated the graduates, highlighting their commitment, hard work, and teamwork. The ceremony recognized the achievements of every participant, with special acknowledgment for the support from instructors, families, and friends. The newly trained officers are expected to return to their respective countries, applying their acquired knowledge and skills to contribute to safer and more secure communities across the region.

This is a proud moment not only for the graduates but also for the instructors, families, friends and supporters who have encouraged them throughout the journey. Congratulations on everything you have accomplished together.

โ€” programme representativeThe representative further emphasized the celebratory nature of the graduation, recognizing the collective effort and support system.
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