Media releases and statements

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Queensland Police Service’s Project Kairos recognised for providing prevention and intervention strategies to reduce the harm caused by outlaw motorcycle gangs
Ngarra Jarranounith Place recognised for reducing family and domestic violence in Victoria
Projects recognised for excellence in crime and violence prevention
‘I live my life… without a knife’ campaign recognised for reducing knife crime in the Logan district
Don't Let It Be Game Over violence prevention program recognised for tackling on-field and off-field violence in sport in South Australia
Body Safety Australia’s Superstars program recognised for empowering and educating communities to prevent, recognise and respond to child sexual abuse in Victoria
Bikelinc recognised for reducing bike theft in Australia in Western Australia
Applications for the new Indigenous Justice Research Program are now open
New study identifies cyber strategies with the potential to identify and protect victims of child abuse material
Exploring the impacts of COVID-19 on cannabis supply and demand in Australia
How does domestic violence escalate over time?
Nominations for Australia’s best crime and violence prevention programs have been extended to 5 pm AEST Friday 25 June!
Experiences of coercive control among Australian women during COVID-19
New research reveals the impact of darknet market seizures on opioid availability
New study reveals patterns of parents who produce child sexual abuse material
AIC's new podcast series CrimPod is out now
  • Introducing the Australian Institute of Criminology’s brand-new podcast series, CrimPod. You can now listen to the latest AIC research on a range of contemporary crime and justice issues affecting Australia.
New study reveals those most at risk of physical and sexual violence by a partner during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Changes in culture of OMCGs
New Deaths in Custody Report released
Social isolation, time spent at home, financial stress and domestic violence during the COVID-19 pandemic