★★ About the app ★★

Are you looking to move to a new suburb in New South Wales, and want to check how safe it will be for you and your kids?

Or maybe you are in the actual need of specific numbers of offenses in the certain area of NSW in the last 5 years?

NSW Crime Stats App allows you to easily compare suburbs of NSW (grouped by Local Government Area), see which area is relatively safer, and retrieve specific offense numbers, should you need those for your report, news article, or for any other purposes.


★★ Main features ★★

- Easily pick two or more suburbs of New South Wales and see numbers of offenses happening in those LGA over the last 5 years (currently including crime stats data for years 2007 - 2011);

- Tap the comparison graph to export it as an image and email it anywhere!

- Select any (or all) of the currently supported 21 different offense categories (including any subcategories as per NSW BOCSAR classification;

- Any new suburb comparison is automatically saved to be quickly accessed later;

- No Internet connection is required, the app is fully network-independent.


★★ Important notes / Disclaimer ★★

- All data presented in this app is kindly provided by NSW Bureau of Crime Statistics and Research. Please visit their website - http://bocsar.nsw.gov.au - for more up to date numbers, and variety of extra information (like safety rankings of the suburbs, crime maps, etc.) not included in this version of the app;

- This app is an independent development, coming with no warranty, and blindly relying on BOCSAR data. The author of the app is not responsible for any data inaccuracies or inconsistency;

- NSW Crime Stats is not designed to be a serious statistical analysis tool, but a quick reference method, giving you a very high level guidance on the criminal situation in selected Local Government Areas of NSW, Australia;

- Graph colors are random, and not implying any particular levels of suburb safety. E.g. green graph does not mean that the suburb is safer than the one represented by a red graph - your guidance should come from absolute number of offenses only;

- NSW Crime Stats is attempting to reflect the RELATIVE safety of NSW suburbs. I.e. if a graph bar of a particular suburb shows really low numbers, it doesn't mean that the suburb is 100% safe. All information presented should be taken as a high level guidance only, and be subject to realistic personal judgment.


★★ Author ★★

Dmitri Iarandine

http://iarandine.com