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The Australian Institute of Criminology has released a Statistical Bulletin on the availability and purchase of digital firearms products among online Australians.

Contents

• Foreword
• Contents
• Introduction
• Using the atlas
• New South Wales
  • Main features of crime maps
  • Maps 1-23
• Victoria
  • Main features of crime maps
  • Maps 24-41
• Queensland
  • Main features of crime maps
  • Maps 42-64
• South Australia
  • Main features of crime maps
  • Maps 65-87
• Tasmania, Northern Territory and Australian Capital Territory
  • Main features of crime maps
  • Maps 111-112

Canberra, 14-17 August 1974

Contents

Papers of the seminar

• The conflict of security and rehabilitation in the 1970s
  Harold G. Weir
• What is the role of the prison officer?
  F.J. Cassidy
• Some radical attitudes to law and order
  Mary W. Daunton-Fear
• Remand centres - a look into the future
  David Biles
• Role conflict in the prison welfare services
  P.J. Lynn
• Management plan for corrective services penal reform
  W.R. McGeechan

Appendix I

• Report on the seminar

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Contents

• Acknowledgements
• Abstract
• Introduction
  • Methods
• Incidents of theft and stolen firearms
  • Number of incidents
  • Number of stolen firearms
  • Single and multiple firearm thefts
  • Firearm type
  • Firearm category
  • Registration status
• Characteristics of theft incidents
  • Location
  • Remoteness
  • Type of offence
  • Theft of other items
  • Method of entry and access
  • Firearm security
  • Recovery of firearms