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Jun 2006

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

Features

  • Under siege For one veteran officer, and a probationary constable, regular duty in a suburban police station turned into a life-threatening encounter.
  • Honouring Archie - and 21 others Three of the descendants of one of South Australia's police war dead paid their first visit to the SAPOL Anzac Memorial Service.
  • NSW accoutrement belt trial falters The Police Association of NSW continues to strive for the production and implementation of a suitable gun belt for its members.
  • The GAV a good option? Might the General Accoutrement Vest, with its "weight distribution across the torso" be the ultimate remedy for injury-causing accoutrement belts around Australia?
  • The police recruitment dilemma Police, says Amanda Myers, are being left behind as they compete with both the public and private sectors to attract the best recruits from "... a diminishing pool
  • Time for a police-specific medal, says PFA Police Federation of Australia CEO Mark Burgess explains why the Federal Government should support the introduction of a National Police Service Medal.
  • Kip Yen innocent? This beautiful Eurasian teenager had no doubt killed a man, but were her actions justified?
  • The right to remain silent University of Adelaide law school reader Andrew Ligertwood wraps up his two-part examination with some views on reform.
  • Leave entitlements Police Association assistant secretary Mark Carroll explains not only paid leave but also special leave without pay.

Regulars

Finance

Personnel Movement