Social media meets policing: inside the Bourke Street attack
Social media played a central role in how police responded to an unfolding stabbing attack.
7 March, 2019
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Agencies need better training on terrorism: police commander
Few police or emergency services are adequately preparing their staff to respond to major terrorist incidents, an Australian Federal Police commander has warned.
8 May, 2018
PC Report on Government Services – Justice
The Productivity Commission’s Report on Government Services (RoGS) also covers Justice – Police, Courts and Corrective Services. Total government expenditure for the justice services measured in RoGS was almost $16 billion in 2016-17, around 7.2 percent of total government expenditure on services. Police services were the largest contributor (65.4 percent of this amount), followed by […]
24 January, 2018
Week of arrests, seizures net $680 million in drugs
This week has seen the discovery of over a tonne of precursor drugs and 92kg of cocaine in what authorities hope will be “disruptive” to the drug trade, but may just be an indicator of Australia’s drug problem.
29 June, 2017
Is Ipswich’s former Mayor Paul Pisasale no longer bulletproof?
‘Mr Ipswich’ in strife.
8 June, 2017
Industry groups oppose SA cop’s push for random drugs and alcohol tests on staff
Review of Liquor Licensing Act.
28 February, 2017
Operation Pedro’s one-day Sydney blitz to enforce new tough cycling laws
Helmets on.
13 February, 2017
Supreme Court shuts down Keep Sydney Open rally
Scipione wins battle to stop rally.
23 January, 2017
Australian Digital Identity ‘alpha’ launch by August: Digital Transformation Office
User centric rebuild of national online credentials.
20 December, 2016
Drunk revellers climb council Christmas tree
Three fined.
12 December, 2016
Relax lock-out laws, longer hours for takeaway alcohol says review
Review released immediately.
13 September, 2016
Victims of online fraud laughed at and blamed by agencies
Australian Institute of Criminology report.
16 August, 2016
Drone hijackings on police radar
Over the air apprehension.
11 July, 2016
Hire female bouncers: lockout laws researcher
Dial down testosterone to prevent violence.
22 February, 2016
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