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Card Fraud On Rise: Australia
Majority Of Car Thefts Happen At Home: Australia
Assault Cases Rise Nationally: Australia
Highest assault offender numbers recorded in 15 years
WHO reports outline responses to cyber-attacks on health care and the rise of disinformation in public health emergencies
Prisoner numbers up 3% in 2023: Australia
Appointment to the Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission and Australian Institute of Criminology
New Criminology Research Grants awarded by the Australian Institute of Criminology
1 in 7 Australians have experienced childhood abuse
1 in 5 Australians have experienced partner violence or abuse
UN Research and Training Institutes Mark UN Day with Renewed Call for Accelerated Action on the SDGs
Australian Institute of Criminology celebrates 50 years of service
1.7 million Australians sexually harassed in 2021-22
1 in 5 women have experienced sexual violence: Australia
1 in 3 Australians have experienced physical violence
Sexual assault experts call for reforms to improve the experience of victims in the justice system
Commemorating 50 years of the AIC as the 2023 conference brings together experts in crime and criminal justice
Secretary-General Urges Security Council to Ensure Transparency, Accountability, Oversight, in First Debate on Artificial Intelligence
Why mobile security protection is a public necessity
Motor vehicle theft up 11 per cent in 2022: Australia
Sydney Writers’ Festival’s Live & Local program returns to Orange
AIC 2022 on CriminologyTV
2 in 5 Australians have experienced physical or sexual violence
Illicit drug court cases drop in 2021-22: Australia
Sentenced prisoners down 7 per cent: Australia
13.2 million Australians exposed to scams
Break-ins increase after record low: Australia
Lowest illicit drug offender numbers recorded in 14 years
Study reveals truth behind Indigenous female deaths in custody
AIC funding to assist in crime and justice research
Stricter enforcement of licensed premises is more effective than blanket ‘lock-out’ laws
Hurdles for abortion services in SA