Apr 2005
23 articles from this issue, separated by section for easier browsing.
Features
- Cops' Black Tuesday pain Police officers naturally swung into action on the day of the Eyre Peninsula bushfire. But, beyond their professional role, many of them had to confront overwhelming personal losses.
- PFA helps out its Papua New Guinea counterpart On a mission to help the Police Association of PNG "better establish itself", PFA CEO Mark Burgess found a great need for "professional union training".
- From under Soviet thumb to SA detective Members of the police community paid their last respects to a former colleague who, because of his tough beginnings, understood human behaviour better than most.
- Treachery's unintended consequence Allan Peters examines another intriguing 19th century police investigation. In this case, he finds that a young woman-s scheming brought hardship to officers trying to identify a dead body.
Regulars
- President British recruits
- Industrial New guns a danger, too.
- The Readout Letters to the editor
- Personnel
- Editorial Cops made of stern stuff
- Opinion Minimizing the pain of "stress" claims
- Profile Faith in people
- Health Avoiding prostate check the bigger risk
- Motoring Hyundai Tucson
- Real Estate Adelaide - a better place to invest in property
- Books Changing Policing Theories
- Bowls SAPBC carnival team
- Police Club Thanks, Nick
- RPOA Meeting
- Chaplaincy Be not a walking bomb
- Recreation SA Police Motorcycle Club