This quarterly news magazine of the Australian Institute of Criminology replaced the Institute's Newsletter.
Vol. 1 No. 1 1979 - Vol. 8 No. 4 1987
The following documents are available only in PDF format.
Volume 8 Number 4 : December 1987
- Preventing property crime
- More prisons?
- Tomorrows crime trends
- Asian and Pacific Correctional Administrators meet
- New staff members
- Some questions that need answers
- Police and problems
- Minister launches ivory scales
- Aboriginal prisoners - the picture gets worse
- Libraries network
- Road safety study
- Book review
- Research award
Volume 8 Number 3 : September 1987
- Youth and the law project
- The Justice Portfolio
- ACT Drug Indicators Project
- Overseas visit by Deputy Director
- Psychologists visit Institute
- Working with the DPP
- Retailers' seminar
- Crime by companies
- Book review
- Writing on the wall
- And, in brief
- Dear (mythical) minister
- 1988 Seminar Program
- New publications
- CRC Research Grants
- Statistics
- New Institute director
- Intellectually disabled offenders
- Crime at school
- Domestic violence statistics
- With a little help
- And in brief
- Putting the brakes on car theft
- Sentencing: the public's view
- Interpretation of crime statistics
- Video viewers' attitudes
- Police budgets
- Missing persons project
- New publications
- CRC Research grants
- Statistics
Volume 8 Number 1 : March 1987
- Three good years — Professor Richard Harding
- Correct use of prison census
- The Thai penal system and drug offenders
- Book review
- Capital punishment debate
- And, in brief
- Wide ranging research seminar
- New publications
- Statistics
Volume 7 Numbers 3/4 : September/December 1986
- Lionel Keith Murphy
- Government illegality
- Criminology Research Grants
- Alternative dispute resolution
- Law and mental health congress
- Drug law enforcement statistics
- How the public sees crime
- And, in brief
- New publications
- Homicide: the social reality
- 1987 seminar program
- Book reviews
- Statistics
- Commemoration: Bill Clifford
- Librarians in the criminal justice system
- Sentencing reform
- And, in brief
- Jury seminar
- Forthcoming conferences
- Organised crime and drug enforcement
- Book reviews
- Seminar on sentencing
- New publications
- Statistics
- Publications
Volume 7 Number 1 : March 1986
- Child abuse conference
- New staff
- Wife battering: denial of a health issue
- Youth, crime and justice
- Prisons: a symbolic gesture?
- Book reviews
- Media exploitation of women
- And, in brief
- Criminology Research Grants
- Statistics
- Forthcoming seminars
- Publications
Volume 6 Number 6 : December 1985
- Domestic violence conference
- The United Nations and crime prevention
- Community-based corrections meeting
- Institute library
- And, in brief
- Sentencing by just deserts
- National survey on domestic violence
- Farewell, Col Bevan
- New publications
- Seminar program
- Book reviews
- Criminology Research Grants
- Statistics
- Publications
Volume 6 Number 5 : September 1985
- Pre-trial diversion conference
- Criminology Research Grants
- Burglary seminar
- Book reviews
- Criminal justice centres
- Retailers and crime today
- And, in brief
- Justice programs for Aboriginals
- Statistics
- Review of Alcoholics and Drug Dependent Persons Act 1968
- Publications
- Criminology research conference
- CINCH launch
- Book reviews
- Aboriginal workshop
- New publications
- And, in brief
- Crimes by companies
- Crime and punishment in the colonies
- United Nations congress
- New staff
- Statistics
Volume 6 Number 3 : March 1985
- Institute insight
- New minister
- Criminology research conference
- Youth crime in Australia
- CINCH online
- Costigan: publicity and crime
- And, in brief
- Book reviews
- New publications
- Statistics
Volume 6 Number 2 : December 1984
- Domestic violence conference in 1985
- And, in brief
- Community policing conference
- New publications
- Book reviews
- Prisoner developmental programs
- Correctional statistics discussed
- Institute's new librarian
- Research grants
- International criminal statistics
- Statistics
Volume 6 Number 1 : September 1984
- Women in the prison system
- Crime and justice in the A.C.T
- 54th ANZAAS Congress
- Retail crime prevention
- Prostitution: what controls?
- Indigenous people's research
- Mass media and youth violence
- Book reviews
- Statistics
- Training Division news
- Cure worse than crime?
- Institute conference evaluates youth crime
- A question of values
- Criminology at ANZAAS
- Victims of crime
- Librarians seminar
- New publications
- New Institute researcher
- Book reviews
- And, in brief
- New board appointments
- Statistics
Volume 5 Number 3 : March 1984
- Criminology and the ANZAAS Congress
- Aboriginal adolescent offenders
- Corporate law reform needed
- Myths of terrorism
- Executives 'quizzed' on environment crime
- Community service orders examined
- International contact valued
- Letter: Groote Eylandt
- Reply by David Biles
- New publications
- Statistics
- Book reviews
- Visiting American researcher
- And, in brief
Volume 5 Number 2 : December 1983
- New Institute Director sets research priorities
- Conference stresses understanding of Aboriginal culture and customs
- Wee Waa death cell
- Senior criminologist attends U.N. meeting of experts
- Criminal code unjust toward Aboriginals
- Institute trouble shooter
- Groote Eylandt
- New criminologist
- New publications
- Book reviews
- Statistics
- Chinese law delegation
Volume 5 Number 1 : September 1983
- Darwin prison 'attractive'
- Drugs and crime link examined
- Crime Commission debate
- Streamlined sentencing procedures
- New publications
- Book reviews
- Statistics
- Another kind of crime summit
- Director's digest
- New book a valuable analysis
- Institute researcher returns
- Counting heads
- National plan needed to fight arson
- New publications
- Circular twaddle?
- Book reviews
- Statistics
- Happenings
Volume 4 Number 3 : March 1983
- A reforming Attorney-General
- Director's digest
- Political terrorism in the 80s
- Institute seminar reviews research
- International seminar
- New publications
- Book reviews
- Happenings
- Statistics
Volume 4 Number 2 : December 1982 (PDF not available)
Volume 4 Number 1 : September 1982
- Policing political violence
- Director's digest
- Whose responsibility?
- Seminar reviews current police research
- Europe lags in victim compensation
- New publications
- Book reviews
- Statistics
- Happenings
- New Chairman of Board of Management
- Director's digest
- The growth of private security
- Costs and benefits of prisons
- Criminal justice system outmoded
- AIC / State collaboration
- Methodology of evaluation
- Japanese business self-regulation
- Marriage - a safe haven from homicide
- Mentally ill offenders in custody
- New publications
- Book reviews
- Minorities and crime
- Statistics
- Happenings
Volume 3 Number 3 : March 1982
- How 'getting tough' can mean less punishment
- Director's digest
- Psychologists in court and corrections
- Human rights and social defence
- Bill provokes divided response
- New publications
- Book reviews
- Statistics
- Happenings
Volume 3 Number 2 : December 1981
- Beware - the boardroom criminal
- Director's digest
- National victimology symposium
- Aboriginals - victims of the system?
- New publications
- Attorney-General launches new books
- Conference probes democratic policing
- Prison does not prevent crime
- Happenings
- Book reviews
- Letter to the editor
- Statistics
- U.N. course
Volume 3 Number 1 : September 1981
- Commonwealth Government supports continuance of the Institute
- Director's digest
- Regional correctional conference
- Fulbright recipient returns
- Rethink on drink-drivers
- Better deal for the insane
- What price - freedom?
- Deterrence of criminals, civil conflict and gun control
- New publications
- Statistics
- Happenings
- Book reviews
- Prisoner exchange to be discussed in Bangkok
- Director's digest
- The criminology of assassination
- High car theft rate
- Link in computer systems
- Book display
- It rubs off!
- Firearms - rights and risks
- New publications
- Statistics
- N.Z. penal review
- Happenings
- Book reviews
Volume 2 Number 3 : March 1981
- Law violation and big business
- Different cultures, different sentencing
- New publications
- Director's digest
- Happenings
- Criminologist - a 'woman in question'
- In the interests of child welfare
- Probation: a sentence in its own right?
- Institute's initiative on Aboriginals
- Mad, bad, or both
- Caracas and crime
- Librarians in the criminal justice system
- Review of criminological research seminar
- Statistics
- Book reviews
- New publications
- Director's digest
- Former N.Y. police chief visit
- Crimes of violence
- Alcohol and crime
- Crime survey results
- Caracas and crime
- Who cares about the victims?
- Retired?
- Statistics
- Book reviews
Volume 2 Number 1 : September 1980
- New publications
- Director's digest
- Police must 'learn to live with media'
- Guatemala: a criminologist's view
- Safer to live in Tokyo?
- Researcher addresses Nader meeting
- Book explores crime and inequality
- Statistics
- Book reviews
- New publications
- Director's digest
- Researcher questions alcohol-rape link
- Reoffending to regain care, workshop told
- Sinhalese jailor tells of prisoner promotion
- Prosecutors discuss diversion proposal
- Seminar part of unique research cycle
- Crime trends study completed
- Statistics
- Book reviews
Volume 1 Number 3 : March 1980
- New publications
- Director's digest
- Study finds rise in imprisonment rate
- Children's rights and justice for juveniles
- Quamby: the reality of the law
- Prison officers' course
- Violence by and against children
- Hong Kong corrections meeting a 'first'
- More police training needed in 'domestics'
- Statistics
- Book reviews
Volume 1 Number 2 : December 1979
- New publications
- Director's digest
- Unemployed: an 'underclass'
- Community policing is 'best' defence
- 'Children of parents in conflict'
- Crime in a new community
- Scottish prison experiment 'successful'
- Size of the crime problem
- Sentencing reforms proposed
- Media and fear of crime
- Book reviews
- Statistics
Volume 1 Number 1 : September 1979
- New publications
- Director's digest
- Parole on trial at seminar
- 'Double standards' in crime law
- Institute Chairman retires
- New Chairman appointed
- Centralised prison proposed
- Call for State crime committees
- Call for crime factor in planning
- Survey is information 'gold mine'
- Australian criminologist's overseas post
- Statistics
- Book reviews