In the 24 months to June 2014, no major crime categories in New South Wales showed a significant upward trend across the state as a whole.

Seven of the major offences showed significant downward trends:

1. robbery without a weapon (down 18.7%);
2. break and enter dwelling (down 10.5%);
3. break and enter non-dwelling (down 14.6%);
4. motor vehicle theft (down 11.5%);
5. steal from motor vehicle (down 5.2%);
6. steal from person (down 14.7%); and
7. malicious damage to property (down 11.6%).

The remaining 10 offences were stable.