Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100269 total results. Showing results 9701 to 9720 «482483484485486487488489490Next ›Last » Securing the skies John Cullen examines the challenges facing police in protecting large-scale events against drones. Police Professional - Subscription at source 28/8/2024 Feature, Opinion Beyond the headlines A new report examines trends in serious violence over the past ten years. Police Professional - Subscription at source 28/8/2024 Feature ‘Taking back our streets…’ In early July, Labour swept to power for the first time in 14 years, promising to be a ‘mission-driven government’, writes Alex Lowe. Police Professional - Subscription at source 28/8/2024 Feature, Opinion Can VAWG really be halved? Bethan Shellard-Dedman says the Prime Minister’s promise to halve violence against women and girls is to be welcomed, but there are many barriers to overcome. Police Professional - Subscription at source 28/8/2024 Feature, Opinion Culture of change needed Tara Lai Quinlan examines what minority ethnic police officers face on the job – and how to transform policing culture. Police Professional - Subscription at source 28/8/2024 Feature, Opinion Community intelligence Steve Dodd examines how community safety is not only at the heart of civil society, but is also the cornerstone of neighbourhood policing. Police Professional - Subscription at source 28/8/2024 Feature Global collaboration This issue, the Research Inspector examines the little-known SDG 16, a UN workstream that promotes the global sharing of emerging best practice to help reform policing at an international level. Police Professional - Subscription at source 28/8/2024 Feature Two in five victims of crime ‘dissatisfied’ with police response, report finds Forty per cent of victims who reported a crime to the police were dissatisfied with the response, according to a landmark report by the Victims’ Commissioner. Police Professional 28/8/2024 News Met Police log 1,000 female genital mutilation reports over 10 years but only two lead to convictions Despite being a crime since 1985, only two FGM cases have resulted in criminal convictions The Standard 28/8/2024 News Tougher laws to combat organised and serious crime The Allan Labor Government is cracking down on organised crime and bikie gangs with some of the toughest laws in Australia to stop thuggery and bad behaviour. Under the Criminal Organisations Control Amendment Bill 2024 introduced into Parliament today, new and improved laws will strengthen Victoria’s unlawful association scheme, introduce a new serious crime prevention order and prohibit the public display of gang colours. The National Tribune (Australia) 28/8/2024 News Northern Territory Police ordered back to the streets as new leader Lia Finocchiaro clamps down on crime AUSTRALIA: Police in the Northern Territory have been called back to the frontline as the new Chief Minister Lia Finocchiaro doubles down on her committment to target crime. Sky News 28/8/2024 News ‘Set up to fail’: ICAC’s parting shot at law changes AUSTRALIA: Laws which prevent South Australia’s anti-corruption watchdog from briefing the Director of Public Prosecutions about corruption investigations have “markedly diminished” the likelihood of securing a conviction, the state’s outgoing anti-corruption chief says. In Daily (Australia) 28/8/2024 News Queensland police stand by ‘terrorism’ definition of Wieambilla shootings at inquest AUSTRALIA: ‘You can suffer mental illness, but you can still be involved in a terrorist act’, deputy commissioner Cheryl Scanlon says The Guardian 28/8/2024 News Court overturns sacking of Victoria police detective who shared photos of Dani Laidley and dead bodies over ‘error of law’ AUSTRALIA: Judge finds Murray Gentner’s dismissal over crime scene photos of corpse on his phone was ‘unjust’ and orders matter be heard again. The Guardian 28/8/2024 News Labour ‘cherry-picked’ cop foot patrol data — Police Minister NEW ZEALAND: Police Minister Mark Mitchell has accused his Labour counterpart of "cherry-picking" figures to claim officer foot patrols are down under his Government. Labour's police spokesperson, Ginny Andersen, cited data showing a 15% drop in nationwide foot patrols between December 2023 and June 2024. 1 News (New Zealand) 28/8/2024 News Australia overcomes last-minute concerns to secure sweeping Pacific police training plan AUSTRALIA: Anthony Albanese says it is ‘a Pacific-led initiative’ that reflects the desire of neighbours to ‘stand with each other’ The Guardian 28/8/2024 News Three quarters of victims have no faith in justice system A survey by the victim’s commissioner found that people feel that the police are not doing enough to catch criminals The Times - Subscription at source 28/8/2024 News Gen Z has a trust problem with British institutions – especially the police Trust in politics and public bodies has decreased in many countries over recent years, and the UK is no exception; but new research has highlighted that trust in British institutions – particularly policing – among ‘Generation Z’ (those born between 1997 and 2012) is significantly lower in the UK than in other countries studied, as Dr Paolo Morini, Research Fellow at the King’s College London Policy Institute, explains. Policing Insight 28/8/2024 Analysis, Feature Former officer Shane Prior succeeds Ian Leavers as Queensland Police Union president AUSTRALIA: The new president of Queensland's Police Union says there needs to be a "conversation" about the number of jobs officers are called out to as domestic violence rates and attrition within the force soar. ABC News (Australia) 28/8/2024 News Lethbridge Polytechnic to provide training for Grande Prairie Police Service CANADA: A new partnership between Lethbridge Polytechnic and the Grande Prairie Police Service (GPPS) will ensure newly hired officers have the sharp skills and knowledge they need to begin serving their community. Blue Line (Canada) 28/8/2024 News «482483484485486487488489490Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
