Apr 2006

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

Features

Seven mates he'll never forget Now at the end of his career, a dog handler reflects on not only the joy but also the heartbreak his many dogs brought him.
GG turns first sod with police union shovel PFA board members joined Major General Michael Jeffrey in Canberra as he kicked off the National Police Memorial construction process in February.
Airport policing Police Association assistant secretary Mark Carroll explains the new arrangements under which PASA members will police Adelaide Airport.
Police family rallies around adopted member A terminally ill SAPOL employee discovered that what he had always thought about the police family was entirely true.
Third-generation Fairney for the Port First came Frank in the 1960s, then his son, Mark, in 1980, and now a female Fairney, Nichole.
To professionalize police - the PFA view "... any proposals relating to the future of policing must be sustainable and allow for flexibility in scope and responsiveness ..."
PFA in top-level talks with Beazley The Federal Opposition leader not only showed that he well understood certain police issues but also gave a commitment.
The big fella a policeman to the end The SA police community, particularly its retired members, felt the grief of the loss of RPOA president Les Morris
The right to remain silent University of Adelaide law school reader Andrew Ligertwood explains the current SA position, as well as the corresponding one in the UK.