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flag A terrorism drill in western NSW prepared emergency teams for an armed attacker at a regional shopping center, highlighting growing risks from lone-wolf attacks.

flag A terrorism drill in western NSW tested emergency responses to an active armed offender at a regional shopping centre, emphasizing that threats can occur anywhere, not just in cities. flag The exercise involved local police, security, and staff practicing "Escape, Hide, Tell" protocols. flag Assistant Commissioner Andrew Holland noted rising risks from lone-wolf attacks with knives or weapons, referencing a recent real incident in the Central West. flag Regional response units are ready to act immediately, with support from Sydney-based teams if needed. flag Authorities urge the public to report suspicious behavior via the National Security Hotline or Crime Stoppers, stressing that even small concerns could be vital to preventing harm. flag The drill aimed to improve coordination and readiness across emergency services and businesses in regional communities.

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