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2019
University of Sydney - Operation Gerda
Operation Eclipse
2018
Corrective Services NSW - Operation Estry
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Awabakal Local Aboriginal Land Council - Operation Skyline
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2019
NSW Department of Finance, Services and Innovation - Operation Yarrow
2018
NSW Health and the Department of Family and Community Services - Operation Tarlo
2017
Department of Justice – Operation Artek
City of Botany Bay Council – Operation Ricco
Western Sydney Regional Illegal Dumping Squad – Operation Scania
Casino Boolangle LALC – Operation Nestor
Gandangara LALC - Operation Greer
2016
Department of Justice – Operation Yancey
NSW public officials and members of Parliament - Operation Spicer
University of Sydney – Operation Elgar
Mine Subsidence Board – Operation Tunic
TAFE South West Sydney Institute – Operation Sonet
2015
Rural Fire Service – Operation Vika
University IT management – Operation Misto
Ausgrid – Operation Jarah
2014
Sydney Local Health District – Operation Yaralla
RailCorp and Department of Family & Community services – Operation Spector
University of New England – Operation Verdi
NSW State Emergency Service – Operation Dewar
Roads and Maritime Services – Operation Nickel
2013
Corrective Services NSW – Operation Torino
NSW public sector – Operation Tilga
University of Technology, Sydney – Operation Stark
Corrective Services NSW - Operation Drake
2012
Public authorities – Operation Jarek
University of Sydney – Operation Citrus
Wagonga Local Aboriginal Land Council – Operation Petrie
University of New England – Operation Crusader
Auburn City Council – Operation Barrow
NSW Department of Education and Training – Operation Barcoo
2011
Sydney Harbour Foreshore Authority (SHFA) – Operation Vesta
Land and Property Management Authority – Operation Napier
Land and Property Management Authority – Operation Carina
Department of Health - Operation Charity
Willoughby City Council – Operation Churchill
Strathfield Council - Operation Danby
Burwood Council – Operation Magnus
Sydney Water Corporation - Operation Siren
2010
Canada Bay City Council - Operation Challenger
NSW Parliament – Operation Syracuse
NSW public sector - Operation Halifax
University of Sydney - Operation Kanda
NSW Maritime - Operation Vargas
Woollahra Municipal Council – Operation Avoca
Department of Corrective Services - Operation Cicero
NSW Parliament - Operation Corinth
Department of Education and Training – Operation Corsair
Housing NSW – Operation Coral
Strathfield Municipal Council - Operation Centurion
Michael McGurk and others – Operation Calpurnia
Attorney General's Department - Operation Segomo
2009
Registered training organisations - Operation Columba
Sydney Ferries - Operation Argyle
RailCorp – Operation Chaucer
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