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World-leading Queensland service marks 25 years of transforming lives, spotlights future challenges
AUSTRAC publishes guidance on use of new compulsory examination powers
New research explores Indigenous people’s experience of the criminal legal system
Study Finds Drivers’ Morality Shapes Speeding
Canada’s new open banking legislation could help women experiencing economic abuse
Australians Fear Wave Of AI Crime
Prohibitive policies drove organised crime in Australia 100 years ago. It’s happening again
Latest National Homicide Data Released
Boofing: why taking illicit drugs rectally is so risky
Griffith criminologist recognised for research shaping alcohol policy and safer nightlife
Tough new bail laws are jailing more First Nations people before trial
We interviewed Australian women who sexually abused children. This is what we learnt
La Trobe Celebrates Record University Offers
AIC research examines digital firearms among online Australians
Research funded to combat illicit tobacco, family violence, and more
Launch of the first phase of the National Hate Crimes and Incidents Database
Experts Sought To Support Early Intervention Pilot
‘Tough on crime’ policies are causing Indigenous people to die in custody
Largest number of Indigenous deaths in custody since 1979-80
AIC 2026 Conference: Transnational serious & organised crime
Exit trafficking and forced marriage most common modern slavery offences
How to respond to sexual harassment or assault at a work party
Queensland Police Service recognised nationally for excellence in the crime and violence prevention
Methamphetamine Use Key Contributor To Crime
Westpac partners with Griffith to help combat financial crime
Smartphone Sharing Demands New Approach To Cybersecurity
LABOR’S ADULT SENTENCES MORE REACTIONARY POLITICS THAT IGNORE EVIDENCE AND FAIL TO TACKLE TO REAL PROBLEMS
Defending Australians Against Espionage
AIC research examines ransomware affecting individuals and small businesses
Keeping Australians safe: outstanding crime and violence prevention programs awarded
Exploring Underage Use Of Online Adult-based Platforms
LABOR’S ADULT SENTENCES MORE REACTIONARY POLITICS THAT IGNORE EVIDENCE AND FAIL TO TACKLE TO REAL PROBLEMS
Will the US Supreme Court consider a request to overturn same-sex marriage?
AIC research estimates costs of serious and organised crime to Australia
Serious and organised crime is affecting you – even if you don’t realise it
AUSTRAC Cracks Down On Cryptolink For Late Reporting
Is Melbourne really the ‘crime capital of Australia’?
Victim-survivors’ views on sex offender reintegration: first-of-its-kind Australian study
AIC research examines restorative justice for domestic, family and sexual violence
Scam And Fraud Victims Most Vulnerable As Cybercriminals Revictimise Australians
National Homicide Monitoring Program Reveals New Insights Into Parricide In Australia
AIC Research Examines Image-based Sexual Abuse In Australia
Scam And Fraud Victims Most Vulnerable As Cybercriminals Revictimise Australians
AI Reveals Gender Bias In Family Courts
Understanding the grisly group dynamics of people who hide bodies after a murder
First Year Constables Ready To Serve Their Communities
New study examines the use of CCTV to improve the safety and security of domestic and family violence victim-survivors
Just 6% of mass murders are by women. Here’s how, when and why they kill

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