Essays & Reportage
31 August 2021
The former NSW premier’s time in office was dogged by allegations, but do they stand up?
Books & Arts
25 May 2021
Forty ways of looking at Veronica Gorrie’s Black and Blue
National Affairs
30 September 2020
Why are fines so popular in a state that sees itself as progressive?
National Affairs
12 June 2020
Two major inquiries have recommended a simple measure to reduce Aboriginal deaths in custody. So why have most states taken so long to act?
Correspondents
1 June 2020
As a century’s experience shows, police violence won’t stop civil rights protesters from seeking justice
Essays & Reportage
2 May 2020
Like the epidemic itself, the policing of Spanish flu controls fell unevenly on the population
National Affairs
13 February 2020
The latest Closing the Gap report brings cause both for scepticism and for guarded optimism
National Affairs
24 January 2020
Revelations about Clearview AI’s harvesting of online images challenge us all to think carefully about this technology’s impacts
National Affairs
18 October 2019
Questions need to be asked about the federal government’s embrace of facial recognition technology
National Affairs
11 September 2019
After a burst of youth justice initiatives, Michael Gunner’s Labor government has lost momentum
National Affairs
14 June 2019
Nearly thirty years after the Aboriginal deaths in custody royal commission, the Northern Territory finally has a custody notification service. But is there devil in its detail?
National Affairs
10 December 2018
If judges don’t have a clear idea of how police should behave, where does that leave everyone else?
National Affairs
30 November 2018
The AFP made a mess of investigating the murder of Colin Winchester and other crimes, so why is it the only Australian police force to have avoided an external inquiry?
National Affairs
8 August 2018
Australian and international research can help us distinguish between successful and unsuccessful initiatives
International
5 October 2017
Large-scale arrests by Chinese police in Fiji throw light on China’s justice system
Correspondents
18 May 2009
Everyone seems to have some sort of camera these days, as the British Police are discovering to their cost, writes Frank Bongiorno
National Affairs
25 March 2009
New legislation in New South Wales highlights the eroding distinction between how police deal with terrorism and how they deal with other crimes, writes Nicola McGarrity