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Title: NSW Crime Statistics and Trends Seminar 24 April 2012
Authors: Weatherburn, Don
Carroll, Ray
Newbery, Greig
Payne, Jason
Sydney Institute of Criminology
Keywords: crime statistics
trends
criminology
NSW
Issue Date: 24-Apr-2012
Abstract: This seminar explored the trends emerging from the latest New South Wales (NSW) crime statistics and considered reasons for the significant decline in particular offences (such as break, enter and steal and motor vehicle theft) over the last decade in NSW. Presenters included: • Dr Don Weatherburn, Director, NSW Bureau of Crime Statistics and Research • Ray Carroll, Executive Director, National Motor Vehicle Theft Reduction Council • Detective Superintendent Greig Newbery, Property Crime Squad, NSW Police Force • Jason Payne, Manager, Violent and Serious Crime Monitoring, Australian Institute of Criminology The NSW Chapter of ASIS was kindly sponsored this seminar.
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/2123/8251
Department/Unit/Centre: Sydney Institute of Criminology
Appears in Collections:Seminars - Institute of Crimminology

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JasonPayne.mp3Audio of presentation by Jason Payne30.57 MBMP3View/Open
GreigNewbery.mp3Audio of presentation: Consideration of Factors Influencing the Incidence of Break and Enter Offences by Greig Newbery29.83 MBMP3View/Open
RayCarroll.mp3Audio of presentation: Reductions in Vehicle Theft in NSW During the Past Decade by Ray Carroll 37.71 MBMP3View/Open
DonWeatherburn.mp3Audio of presentation: NSW Recorded Crime Statistics 2011 by Don Weatherburn 25.4 MBMP3View/Open
Weatherburn NSW Recorded Crime Statistics 2011.pdfPresentation slides 1.6 MBAdobe PDFView/Open
Newbery Reduction in BES.pdfPresentation slides277.65 kBAdobe PDFView/Open
Carroll NSW Crime Statistics and Trends - NMVTRC Presentation.pdfPresentation slides415.27 kBAdobe PDFView/Open

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