Apr 2007
21 articles from this issue, separated by section for easier browsing.
Features
- Policing the APY Lands After a tour of this desolate landscape, Police Association assistant secretary Mark Carroll reflects on the difficult working conditions faced by members.
- Workplace consultative committees essential Police Association assistant secretary Tom Scheffler explains the agreed union-employer position on these committees - and the way in which participants should operate them.
- Murdered on the farm Allan Peters retells the story of the tragic 1957 killing of Senior Constable Harold Pannell. And, in heartbreaking detail, Pannell-s daughter tells - in Still loved, 50 years on - of the agony of losing her father, and what she would say to him today.
- The crime victims- champion With a background in policing, and an impressive list of academic qualifications, a former Police Association member has become the world-s second Commissioner for Victims- Rights.
- Battles on two fronts Combat in the international sporting arena will, for one Police Association member, likely prove even tougher than his daily courtroom skirmishes.
- Death sentence for police officer-s murder The double murder of a Queensland police constable and a station manager brought the death penalty to two brothers, but only one of them had to face the hangman.
Regulars
- Personnel
- President Enterprise bargain No. 5 (EB5)
- The Readout Letters to the editor
- Industrial Applying for part-time; Staffing remains problematic
- Editorial Burning respect
- Opinion Setting expectations
- Health Talk more and avoid depression
- Motoring Holden Captiva, Toyota Prado, Mazda6, Hyundai Elantra
- Books Bad blood, Women out of control
- Real Estate Adelaide still the cheapest capital
- Police Scene Course 3; World Police & Fire Games opening ceremony
- RPOA Meetings, Troopers- Luncheon
- Chaplaincy A light in the tunnel
Finance
- Police Superannuation Scheme Age retirement benefits