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Australian Institute of Criminology

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Private security in Australia: trends and key characteristics


Security personnel now outnumber police in Australia. Based on census data, the paper compares the characteristics of employees in each group and examines the nature of businesses in the security industry. As the sector is expected to grow, the paper argues for more consistent and precise data to inform policies on national standards and licensing...
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Service station armed robbery in Australia


The incidence of service station armed robbery has steadily increased over the past decade. This paper examines the incidence of armed robbery at service stations and profiles the offenders involved. The incidence of service station armed robbery has steadily increased over the past decade. Using the Australian Institute of Criminology's National Armed Robbery Monitoring Program...
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Alcohol and homicide in Australia


International research suggests alcohol consumption increases the number of homicides and that homicides involving alcohol differ significantly to non alcohol-related homicides. The current study sought to build on the limited Australian research on alcohol-related homicide by examining solved homicides recorded in the National Homicide Monitoring Program over a six year period. Of the 1,565 homicides...
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Online child grooming: a literature review on the misuse of social networking sites for grooming children for sexual offences


The grooming of children for sexual purposes has been facilitated by online technologies, particularly social networking sites. This report describes the nature and extent of how new technologies are being exploited by offenders and the legislative and non-legislative responses to combat this growing problem.
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Responding to online child sexual grooming: an industry perspective


This report outlines the non-legislative measures being undertaken by social networking sites and the financial services industry, working in collaboration with law enforcement agencies, to respond to the misuse of the internet for child sexual grooming.

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