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March 2002

  • MEDAL
    The National Medal
  • NORTHERN TERRITORY
    Introducing Commissioner Paul White
  • HOMICIDE
    The Murderous Reign of Daryl Francis Suckling
  • POLICE PROFESSIONALISM
    Police Professionalism and Education – A Queensland Perspective
  • CHILD PORNOGRAPHY
    Child Pornography and the Internet: Accessibility and Policing
  • ARSON INVESTIGATION
    Developing an Analysis Model for Wildfire Events
  • CHILD PORNOGRAPHY
    Online Services and Child Sexual Assault: Old Crimes – New Threat
  • DISASTER RELIEF
    The Salvos are Here!
  • AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY
    The ACT Community Policing Medal
  • BADGE CALL
    Queensland Police

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December 2001

  • PRAYER
    The Police Prayer
  • NORTHERN TERRITORY
    Commissioner Brian Bates Retires
  • PUBLICATIONS
    US Research into Police Fatalities has Implications for Australia
  • E-CRIME
    Australian Policing Response to Electronic Crime
  • POLICE METHODS
    Zero Tolerance Policing – Firmness with Courtesy
  • SEX CRIMES
    Throwing Away the Key on a Serial Sex Offender
  • DRUGS
    Operation ‘Tendon’ – The Tiki Syndicate
  • HOMICIDE
    Friends
  • POLICE ATTITUDES
    When a Police Officer Dies – Part of Society Dies
  • OVERSEAS POLICING
    Australian United Nations Police Revisit Cyprus via Gallipoli
  • HISTORICAL
    You Can’t Beat the Cops!
  • POLICE REMEMBRANCE DAY
    National Police Memorial Given the Go-ahead
  • BADGE CALL
    Tasmania

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September 2001

  • POEM
    Lest We Forget – Police Remembrance Day
  • AUSTRALIAN FEDERAL POLICE
    Introducing Commissioner Mick Keelty
  • VICTORIA
    Introducing Chief Commissioner Christine Nixon
  • IDENTIFICATION
    Livescan
  • IDENTIFICATION
    Digital Fingerprints in the Australian Capital Territory
  • POLICE METHODS
    Intelligence Driven (Traffic) Policing
  • POLICE REMEMBRANCE DAY
    Police Remembrance Day and St Michael
  • CRIME
    Rage on Our Roads
  • SUICIDE
    Suicide by Cop
  • CRIME
    The Pursuit of Robert Michael Brown
  • ORGANISED CRIME – EUROPE
    The Successful Attacks on Organised Crime and Mafia Structures
  • MEMORIAL
    New National Memorials to Honour Police
  • BADGE CALL
    Northern Territory

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December 1996

  • LAW
    Albert Giesler and the Burglar – Self Defence – The Use of Lethal Force in South Australia
  • IDENTIFICATION
    A Question of Identity
  • HISTORICAL
    How the Force is Trained 1909 (NSW)
  • IDENTIFICATION
    Disaster Victim Identification (DVI)
  • SUICIDE – POLICE
    Police Suicide – Opportunities for Intervention
  • BOOK REVIEW
    An Evil Love: The Life of Frederick West
    The Encyclopedia of Underwater Investigations
    The Underwater Crime Scene: Underwater Crime Investigative Techniques
  • PATCH CALL
    Northern Territory Police

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June 1996

  • HOMICIDE
    Murder – Ayers Rock Inland Motel Bar Carnage
  • AIRPORT SECURITY
    Tsutomu Takahashi
  • FRAUD
    Refund Fraud
  • POLICE METHODS
    The Sex Offences Unit
  • POLICE METHODS
    Wingfield’s Man-Eating Circus Lions
  • HOMICIDE
    There’s Always a Clue
  • VIP SECURITY
    Innovative Concept to Heighten VIP Security Consciousness: Factor X
  • CRIME – ASIAN
    Chinese Triads and Japanese Yakuza – How Dangerous is the Asian Mafia?
  • POLICE HEALTH
    To Hell and Back (Diary of an Alcoholic)
  • PATCH CALL
    New South Wales Police

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June 1993

  • POLICE DOGS
    The Long Paw of the Law
  • HOMICIDE
    A Back-Packer Tragedy
  • CORRUPTION
    Corruption Revisited
  • POLICE DOGS
    The Nose that Knows
  • LEGAL PROCEDURE
    Young Courage: Part 2 – Justice Takes Over

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March 1993

  • VALEDICTORY
    Constable Allan Wayne McQueen
  • HOMICIDE
    Young Courage
  • POLICE
    Future Direction of Policing in Australia
  • COMMENT
    Let’s Dispel Some Myths about Aboriginal Deaths in Custody

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Number 1 – 1991

  • CORRUPTION
    The Individual, Socialisation and Police Corruption
  • POLICE ISSUES
    To What Extent Could or Should Policing be Privatised
  • MANAGEMENT
    Initiating Change: A Creative and Lateral Approach
  • CHILD ABUSE
    Child Abuse – A Social and Community Concern
  • TERRORISM
    Terror Australis
  • CHILD ABUSE
    Investigating Child Sexual Assault – How to Talk to Children
  • ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION
    Vehicular Curve Critical Speed Analysis

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Number 4 – 1989

  • ARREST
    Investigatory Detention – A Need or Want?
  • EXTORTION (QUEENSLAND)
    The Extortionist
  • HOMICIDE (NSW)
    Who Killed Julie?
  • POLICE EDUCATION
    University Degrees – Flavour of the Month in Australia?
  • SEXUAL OFFENCES
    Date Rape – Terror From a Friend
  • UNUSUAL DEATHS
    Without Warning They Burst into Flames
  • BOOK REVIEWS
    Brothers in Arms – The Inside Story of Two Bikie Gangs
    Information Security: A Practical Handbook on Business Counter-intelligence

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Number 3 – 1987

  • CROCODILE ATTACK (NT)
    Eaten Alive
  • HOMICIDE (NSW)
    Further to the Kim Barry Saga
  • HOMICIDE
    Sex Killers – Their Actions and Reactions
  • SHIPWRECK (NZ)
    ‘Mikhail Lermontov’ Update
  • FUTURE DEVELOPMENTS
    The Police and the Future: Social Trends and their Implications for Law Enforcement
  • POLICE HEALTH
    AIDS: The Penny Drops
  • POLICE QUESTIONING (TAS)
    Scientific and Technical Aids to Police Interviews – Identification Parades – Part 5

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Number 1 – 1987

  • POLICE HEALTH
    Personal Safety in the Handling of Evidence
  • FUTURE DEVELOPMENTS
    These Changing Times
  • CRIME
    Human Jigsaw Lives to Give Evidence
  • HELICOPTERS
    New Victorian Police/Ambulance Helicopter
  • POLICE QUESTIONING
    Scientific and Technical Aids to Police Interview – Polygraph – Part 3

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January 1972

  • HOMICIDE / HUMAN SACRIFICE
    Cargo Cult / The Black Rooster
  • TRAINING
    The Queensland Police Academy
  • FORENSICS
  • Post Mortem Examination of Suicides
  • MARITIME LAW
    Sanctions on the Continental Shelf
  • USE OF FORCE
    The Performance of Legal Duty
  • HISTORICAL
    It was a Man’s Life
  • ROAD CRASH INVESTIGATIONS
    Ground Speeds
  • TECHNICAL NOTES
    Dental Identification in Murder Case Leads to Suspicion of Dental Fraud

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April 1971

  • ADMINISTRATION
    Decision Making
  • PHOTOGRAPHY
    Mass Photography in Murder Investigations
  • LEGAL
    Cross Examination
  • PERSPECTIVE
    A Police Point of View
  • ROAD POLICING
    Exceed Speed Limit
  • PERSPECTIVE
    Common Sense and Determination
  • LEGAL
    Past Quaintness of our Law
  • TECHNICAL NOTES
    Disguises used by Fugitives

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July 1970

  • HOMICIDE
    The Barkly Highway Murder
  • DEATH
    Sentencing a Juvenile for Manslaughter
  • BEHAVIOURAL SCIENCE
    Behavioural Science and Law Enforcement
  • CRIMESCENCES
    The Scene of the Crime
  • ILLICIT DRUGS
    The Psychedelic Boom
  • QUEEN’S POLICE GOLD MEDAL ESSAY
    The Exercise of Discretion in the Enforcement of Law
  • TECHNICAL NOTES
    Cannons and Mortar

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January 1949

  • ROAD SAFETY
    Report by Select Committee on Road Accident Casualty Rate
  • LEGAL
    Questioning Persons in Custody
  • FORENSICS
    The Restoration of Filed-out Numbers
  • PROFESSIONALISM
    Report Writing
  • SEX OFFENCES
    The Dangerous Sex Offender
  • HOMICIDE
    The Moss Murder Cases
  • LEGAL
    Admissibility of Evidence (II) – A Lecture
  • FIRE SAFETY
    Watch Your Public Halls and Theatres
  • WILDLIFE
    The Terror of Nungilboora

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