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The 27th annual report for the Australian Institute of Criminology was tabled 27 October 1999.

The 28th annual report for the Australian Institute of Criminology was tabled 27 October 2000.

Includes Criminology Research Council Annual Report.

The 29th Annual Report for the Australian Institute of Criminology was presented out of session 26 October 2001.

Includes Criminology Research Council (CRC) Annual Report.

The 2001-2002 annual report for the Australian Institute of Criminology and the Criminology Research Council was tabled 23 October 2002.

Includes Criminology Research Council (CRC) Annual Report.

The 2002-2003 annual report for the Australian Institute of Criminology and the Criminology Research Council was tabled 29 October 2003.

Includes Criminology Research Council (CRC) Annual Report.

The 2003/04 annual report for the Australian Institute of Criminology and the Criminology Research Council was tabled 17 November 2004.

Includes Criminology Research Council (CRC) Annual Report.

The 2004/05 annual report for the Australian Institute of Criminology and the Criminology Research Council was tabled 2 November 2005.

Includes Criminology Research Council (CRC) Annual Report.

The 2005/06 annual report for the Australian Institute of Criminology and the Criminology Research Council was tabled 31 October 2006.

Includes Criminology Research Council (CRC) Annual Report.

The 2006/07 annual report for the Australian Institute of Criminology and the Criminology Research Council was presented out of session on 25 October 2007.

Includes Criminology Research Council (CRC) Annual Report.

The 2007/08 annual report for the Australian Institute of Criminology and the Criminology Research Council was tabled on 20 October 2008.

Includes Criminology Research Council (CRC) Annual Report.

The 2008/09 annual report for the Australian Institute of Criminology and the Criminology Research Council was tabled on 28 October 2009.

The report is designed as follows:

Director’s review

In this section, the Director (Chief Executive) reviews the year’s significant issues and achievements.

Section 1 Agency overview

This section describes the role, functions and values of the Institute and its organisational structure. It also includes the AIC’s outcome and project objective statement.

Contents

• Acknowledgements
  • The Commonwealth Fraud Prevention Centre
• Abstract
• Acronyms and abbreviations
• Key terms and definitions
• Key findings
• Background
  • What is fraud against the Commonwealth?
  • What the report covers
  • Participating entities
  • Extent of potential fraud
  • Commenced investigations
  • Estimated fraud losses from investigations commenced
  • Finalised fraud investigations
  • Economic and other impacts
  • Recoveries

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The Australian Institute of Criminology (AIC) has today released a Research Report exploring the impact of law enforcement seizures and darknet market closures on the availability of fentanyl and other opioids on darknet markets.