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MARCH 2018 - TIME WAITS FOR NO MAN

• POLICE RECRUITMENT
  
  AFP takles diversity challenge with special female-only recruitment drive
• INTERVIEWING CHILDREN
  
  Children's testimonies: fact or fiction?
• FIRST AID
  
  A mass-casualty terrorist event - are Australian police officers medically ready?
• HOMICIDE
  
  Time waits for no man: the murder of off-duty Western Australia police officer Felicity Jane Park
• ALCOHOL-RELATED CRIME
  
  Smart start: Queensland police partner with Griffith University in spearheading a unique study into reducing alcohol-related crime
• POLICE DEATH
  
  The garden of horror - murder of police trooper Frederick Henderson

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The Australian Police Journal (APJ) is Australasia's pre-eminent non-fiction publication about policing.

The APJ is published quarterly on behalf of all the Police Commissioners of Australia in order to educate and inform police and interested members of the community, in policing and related topics - both contemporary and historical. From its humble beginning in 1946, the journal now has over 22,000 subscribers throughout Australia, New Zealand, the Pacific Region and beyond.

The APJ is administered by a not-for-profit company representing all the Australian police services. Its articles are written by police and related professionals, and have a direct relevance to Australian policing.