Police work in country Victoria has its benefits. The scenic landscapes you’d call your office is just one of them. For Constable Celeste at Seymour Police Station, working country has been a goal of hers from a young age. Two years into her role as a police officer, Celeste says that working regionally has allowed her to form in-depth connections with those that live in the community. “We can take the time to go out and actually speak to the farmers, to investigate what’s happened - and they really appreciate that.” This #InternationalDayofRuralWomen, we recognise our women officers who work across country, and their contribution to their local communities. Working in regional locations offers lifestyle benefits such as work-life balance, community connection, professional development opportunities and a lower cost of living. There are even extra financial benefits including remote area salary packaging and relocation costs. If you think country policing’s for you, learn more by...