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Oct 2007

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

Features

  • Band Bound for Germany Band bound for Germany Long revered by its local audiences, the Band of the SA Police has scored an invitation to strut its stuff at a world-class annual event in Bremen.
  • Learn from tragedy of slain patrol crew Learn from tragedy of slain patrol crew With a chilling story to support his argument, Police Association assistant secretary Mark Carroll explains why a trial of semi-automatic handguns is wholly unnecessary.
  • Inquiry into Australia's involvement in peacekeeping operations Inquiry into Australia-s involvement in peacekeeping operations Police Federation of Australia CEO Mark Burgess has spoken directly to a Senate committee about inadequate processes failing Australian police peacekeepers.
  • Awards for national Police memorial Awards for National Police Memorial Those most qualifi ed to judge thought the great monument in Canberra deserved recognition for its outstanding design.
  • Vital to keep up with technology Vital to keep up with technology The latest in workplace equipment might come at a price, but the failure to embrace it might come at a greater cost to employees - and the public.
  • Set to meet police members' high expectations Set to meet police members- high expectations The Police Credit Union has a new CEO, who came to the job under no illusions and plans to use the personal touch.
  • Stop them at all cost, the instruction Stop them at all costs, the instruction When the bitter Port Adelaide Waterside Workers- Strike played out in the 1920s, Mounted Constable Robert Pyne well understood his orders.

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