Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 102847 total results. Showing results 5621 to 5640 «278279280281282283284285286Next ›Last » Victorian Police Minister Anthony Carbines contradicts Premier Jacinta Allan on bail law review one day after announcement AUSTRALIA: Victoria's Police Minister has blatantly contradicted Premier Jacinta Allan one day after she announced a review into the state's bail laws, telling reporters that while he was "always focused on these matters" there are no plans for a formal review. Sky News 5/2/2025 News Prevent learning review: Southport attack INDEPENDENT REPORT: Independent Prevent learning review into the contacts the Southport perpetrator had with the Prevent system. Home Office 5/2/2025 Report NSW government reveals proposed hate speech laws in response to antisemitic attacks AUSTRALIA: The NSW government has committed to new laws that would see greater punishments for racist acts. Under the proposed changes, those found guilty of intentional incitement of racial hatred would face up to two years punishment, while police officers would be given new powers. ABC News (Australia) 5/2/2025 News Police family’s 86 years of service in bringing criminals to justice uncovered Four generations of one policing family have contributed 86 years of service to the profession, helping support members of the public and bringing criminals to justice. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 5/2/2025 News PSNI praises brave actions of officers who saved four people from house fire The Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) has praised the bravery of officers who rescued four people, including two children, from a serious house fire in Dungannon. Police Professional 5/2/2025 News Southport killer’s terror threat referral ‘should have been escalated’ The Home Secretary has said the Prevent learning review concluded Axel Rudakubana should have been referred to the next stage of the scheme. The Independent 5/2/2025 News Man jailed for attempted murder of officer A man who attempted to murder a Kent Police officer has been jailed for 30 years. Police Professional 5/2/2025 News Policing and artificial intelligence Emily is on the phone to a 999-call handler. She is worried because a man who has been stalking her has been seen by a neighbour in a nearby street. The Police Foundation 5/2/2025 Report ‘I called another chief constable’ – how best practice in use of AI has spread Police Foundation report says chiefs lack ‘data literacy’ and adoption should be driven from the centre. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 5/2/2025 News Retired judge to oversee review of Alberta’s police watchdog, Crown prosecutors CANADA: The Alberta government says a retired judge has been appointed to oversee a review of the province’s police watchdog and Crown prosecution service. Blue Line (Canada) 5/2/2025 News B.C. fires Victoria School Board over ban on police in schools CANADA: British Columbia’s education minister has fired the entire Victoria School Board after a lengthy dispute over its refusal to allow police in schools except in emergencies, in a rare move the ousted chair called “profoundly undemocratic.” Blue Line (Canada) 5/2/2025 News Decaying, short-staffed prisons no place for rehabilitation Prisoners being held in decaying, short-staffed prisons with poor resettlement support are being set-up to fail. Centre for Crime and Justice Studies 5/2/2025 News Carrigaline Garda station ‘needs to be open longer’ REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Carrigaline Garda Station should have longer opening hours and the town should have more gardaí, according to a local councillor. The Southern Star (Republic of Ireland) 5/2/2025 News Australia’s new counter-terrorism and counter-violent extremism strategy: Light on policy and specifics The Australian Government published a new counter-terrorism (CT) and counter-violent extremism (CVE) strategy last month, with surprisingly little publicity; Henry Campbell of the Australian Strategic Policy Institute (ASPI) believes that the new document is both light on CT policy and lacking in strategy, and fails to meet the new and evolving terrorist threat facing Australia. Policing Insight 5/2/2025 Analysis, Feature, Opinion ‘Exemplary’ Kerry garda escapes drug conviction REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: ‘Distressing ordeal’ for Kerry garda who tendered resignation on morning of court sitting. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) - Subscription at source 5/2/2025 News Former Kerry garda will be spared drugs conviction if he makes donation to treatment centre REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A former Kerry garda has admitted to the possession of illegal drugs, but will be spared a conviction if he contributes money to a local addiction treatment centre. Radio Kerry (Republic of Ireland) 5/2/2025 News The controversial police system used to determine if your case is worth investigating Critics say a ‘script’ used by call-handlers means a swathe of offences – including phone and bicycle thefts – are never investigated The Telegraph - Subscription at source 5/2/2025 News Mexican drug cartels ‘thriving’ in Canada, police and analysts say CANADA: Canada has agreed to designate Mexican drug cartels as terrorist groups, a move police and analysts say could help against the ‘thriving’ criminal organizations. CBC News (Canada) 5/2/2025 News, Video Frontline police boosted AUSTRALIA: Police resources allocated to investigating youth crime, domestic and family violence, cybercrime and retail theft are being significantly boosted. More than 70 police officers are being redirected to a range of key frontline areas that will provide the most benefit to the community and enhance public safety and well-being. The majority of the resources - 51 positions - have become available following successful programs such as the introduction of Police Security Officers in custody management areas, the civilianisation of some roles and the rationalisation of some small police stations. Additional government funding has also delivered another 20 positions. South Australia Police 5/2/2025 News Police communications breakdown kept PM in the dark on caravan AUSTRALIA: A communication breakdown between police forces may have kept Anthony Albanese in the dark on the discovery of a caravan full of explosives, raising questions about the relationship between NSW and federal police as they clamp down on rising antisemitism. The Sydney Morning Herald (Australia) - Subscription at source 5/2/2025 News «278279280281282283284285286Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
