Oct 2005
22 articles from this issue, separated by section for easier browsing.
Features
- Pounding the Aussie beat now South Australia's first and highly publicized group of British police recruits now has more than three months' operational experience. Two officers reveal the toughest aspects of making the move down under, and say they will never return to the UK to live.
- Rank structures Police Association assistant secretary, Mark Carroll, outlines the benefits of the new rank structure that emerged out of the enterprise agreement of 2004.
- Why policing should ascend to professional status "The biggest issue about the whole professionalization debate is us staking out what is our turf," according to Police Federation of Australia CEO, Mark Burgess.
- Should Australian labour and policing models mirror those of the US? World renowned police unionist and CLEAT (Combined Law Enforcement Associations of Texas) president, Ron DeLord, offers some critical advice to his Aussie counterparts.
- Trial gun belt inadequate for NSW police Now labelled a saga, the search for a replacement accoutrement belt for NSW police officers continues.
- A slaughter for silence Had trust existed among members of one 19th century criminal gang, its members might not have died at the hands of its self-appointed leader.
Regulars
- Personnel
- President National police memorial on the horizon
- The Readout Letters to the editor
- Industrial Police Award - variations
- Editorial Far away but in crisis
- Opinion Whatever happened to trust?
- Profile Young enough to start a police life
- Health Dense bones a bonus
- Motoring Ford XR models
- Real Estate SA rental market going steady
- Books The Trudeau Vector
- Police Scene The Royal Adelaide Show
- RPOA Meetings
- Chaplaincy Waste not your best work
Finance
- Police Superannuation Scheme Investment performance for the financial year 2004-2005