Aug 2005

26 articles from this issue, separated by section for easier browsing.

Features

National police memorial design invites touch A panel of judges has selected a design by a Brisbane architectural firm for the soon-to-be-built memorial in Canberra.
Federal IR change - the impact on police Police Association assistant secretary, Mark Carroll, brings some high-powered experts into the debate on the ramifications of the Howard Government's proposed reforms.
Delegate training course a revelation Judging from the feedback of 21 delegates, the Police Association has again delivered some highly effective tutelage.
PASA submission to the Kapunda Road Royal Commission Reproduced in its entirety is the painstakingly prepared document which the association addressed directly to Royal Commissioner Greg James, QC.
From a quiet meal to the pursuit of a gunman This armed robber picked the wrong time to stick up a fast-food restaurant. Dining inside was an off-duty police officer - who was prepared to take him on.
The dog with the insatiable appetite - for work One of SA's first police drug dogs, Zenna, not only helped take narcotics off the streets, but also touched many officers' hearts.
Two sides to the ultimate police horseman To know Jack Cawley well was to understand that behind his tough exterior lay a compassionate, fair-minded, art-loving gentleman.
A deluded murderer If certain observers were right, the brutal killing this criminal committed in 1853 might have resulted from behaviour-changing incidents in his past.