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September 2026

  • HOMICIDE
    The Wife Killing Spiv
  • POLICING
    Policing in the Northern Territory
  • MISSING PERSONS
    A Journeyman’s End
  • FIREARMS
    Ghost Guns: Firearms and 3D Printing: A Growing Threat for Policing
  • HOMICIDE
    The Strathfield Massacre
  • REFLECTION
    Patch to Patch
  • EDITORIAL
    True Blue
  • FORENSICS
    Forensic Botany
  • ROYAL PAPUA NEW GUINEA CONSTABULARY
    Air Wing: Taking Policing to the Skies
  • POLICE REMEMBRANCE
    The Patch Run
  • PRIZES
    APJ Prize Winning Articles for 2025
  • POLICE MEDALS
    Valour, Bravery and Courage
  • ANNIVERSARY
    The APJ at 80: A Curated Guide
  • APJ UNSOLVED
    What Happened to Eloise?

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September 2008

  • REMEMBER THE FALLEN
    Constable Samuel Nelson
    Constable Brett Irwin
  • APJ AWARDS
    Prize Winning Articles
  • SPORT – SECURITY MEASURES
    Olympic Torch Relay
  • POLICE – NEW SOUTH WALES
    Detective Senior Constable Valerie Wagstaff’s Story: A Change for the Better
  • HOMICIDE
    Murder at Koroit Opal Fields
  • POLICE – SPORT
    Australasian Police Basketball Championships
  • ANIMAL CRUELTY
    Broken Seals (The Prom Massacre)
  • HOMICIDE
    Where’s Michelle? Case of a Murdered Mother whose body has never been found
  • DRUG COURTS
    The Adult Drug Court – Police Assisting to Combine Justice and Treatment
  • HISTORICAL
    Slang – used by Police and others a Century ago! – Part Three
  • MAJOR EVENTS – SECURITY MEASURES
    Policing World Youth Day (2008)
  • POLICE PURSUITS
    Cocktail Cartwheel
  • HOMICIDE
    Copycat TV Killing: Suicide Scripted by CSI
  • CRIME
    ‘Steroids Made Me Do It!’: Auburn Westpac Bank Robbery
  • BOOK REVIEW
    Forensic Files: ‘The Lottery Kidnapping’
  • POLICE FLAGS
    New South Wales Police Force

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January 1967

  • TACTICAL POLICING
    New South Wales Police Emergency Squad
  • ROAD POLICING
    Road Safety in the Motor Car Age
  • HISTORICAL
    History of Police Formation in Australia
  • CAPITAL PUNISHMENT
    The High Cost of Hanging
  • POLICE METHODOLOGY
    Written Confessions
  • WEAPONS SAFETY
    Do’s and Don’ts in Reloading the Revolver
  • POLICE METHODOLOGY
    Circumstantial Proof in Larceny and Receiving
  • COMPARATIVE POLICING
    The Game’s the Same
  • INTERNATIONAL
    The United States Police
  • CORRECTIONS
    New South Wales Prisons Department
  • TECHNICAL NOTES
    A 28-Gauge Cane
    Concealed Pocket in Jacket for Carrying Weapon

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April 1949

  • ADMINISTRATION
    The New Editor
  • EXECUTIVE
    Commissioners’ Conference 1948
  • INTERNATIONAL
    Police and Crime in London since the War
  • FRAUD
    Han Van Meegeren – The Painter who Confounded Critics
  • LEGAL
    Goods in Custody – Part I
  • HOMICIDE
    The ‘Charred Tooth’ Murder
  • CRIME
    Criminals Committing Offences Whilst on Bail
  • FORENSICS
    The Working Tools of Firearms Identification
  • FIREARMS
    Pistols and the Public
  • JUVENILE CRIME
    Progress in the Treatment of Juvenile Delinquency
  • HOMICIDE
    A Murder Investigation Timetable
  • LEGAL
    Failure to Report (or Stop After) an Accident
  • OPINION
    Thoughts of a Policeman-Interviewer
  • LEGAL 
    Admissibility of Evidence

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April 1948

  • CRIME
    An Old Murder in NSW – Offender ‘Tried’ in Germany
    The Wardrobe Murder
    A Car Theft
    Stealing Goods from Trains
    A Callous Attack
  • PROFESSIONALISM
    The End of Speech
  • TRAINING
    The Police Officer is Cross-Examined
  • PRECIOUS STONES
    Ornamental and Industrial Diamonds
  • OPERATIONAL
    A Bush Patrol
  • LEGAL
    Powers of Arrest; Wrongful Arrest; Police Rights to Detain and Search
  • PRACTICES
    Interviewing Witnesses and Suspects
  • FIREARMS
    Pistols and Firearms

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