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To do:

• Australian criminal law
• Convicts transported to Australia
• Political scandals in Australia
• Rodney Syme
  • https://m.imdb.com/title/tt6095002/plotsummary?ref_=m_tt_ov_pl
• James Phelps - Green is the New Black
• Kerry Tucker, Craig Henderson - The Prisoner
• Dana Vulin - Worth fighting for
• Susanna Lobez, James Morton - Gangland Oz: Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow (Gangland Australia)
• Emily Webb -
• Ben Collins and Charlie Bezzina - The Job: Fighting Crime from the Frontline
• Tim Watson-Munro
• In Her Skin (2004 book Perfect Victim by Elizabeth Southall, the pen name of Elizabeth Barber, and Megan Norris)
• The Fall—How Simon Gittany Killed Lisa Harnum – Amy Dale
• The Ice Age: A Journey Into Crystal-Meth Addiction - Luke Williams
• Fractured Silence - Emma Curtain

Other:

• SA place names from Flinders https://encounter.collections.slsa.sa.gov.au/collection/B12985211_152.htm

Add:

• RN Presents

Project "jurisdiction"

Current status

	Crime
Crime in Australia (Category:Crime in Australia)	historical and recent crimes (also: convicts, bushrangers, Aboriginal massacres, rebellons, riots, terrorism, gun control, white-collar crime, and deaths in custody) law enforcement in Australia punishment in Australia / state-based correctional services federal and state-based criminal justice systems Department of Home Affairs federal law enforcement national security (including cyber security, transport security, criminal justice, emergency management, multicultural affairs, immigration and border-related functions) Australian Federal Police, Australian Border Force, the Australian Security Intelligence Organisation, the Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission, the Australian Transaction Reports and Analysis Centre and the Australian Institute of Criminology Federal and state-based police forces Attorney-General's Department (Australia) Prison services Crime statistics judiciary of Australia
Law of Australia (Category:Law of Australia)	Australian Constitution legislation enacted by the Federal Parliament and the parliaments of the states and territories of Australia, regulations promulgated by the Executive, and the common law of Australia arising from the decisions of judges. jurisdictions system of courts and parliaments constitutional framework of Australia High Court of Australia The main substantive areas of law in Australia include: Administrative law - which deals with the laws governing the lawful exercise of Executive power and the review of government decisions. Constitutional law - which governs issues arising under the Australian Constitution, such as the validity of laws and the separation of powers. Contract law - which governs agreements, and which is derived from and very similar to English contract law. Corporations law - which includes the incorporation and regulation of companies and other collective entities. Criminal law - which deals with crime and punishment, and is principally regulated by laws of the States and territories. Environment and planning law - which governs land use and planning, and environmental protection, and is largely regulated by the States. Equity - which is primarily concerned with unconscionable conduct, and supplements other areas of civil law such as contract and property law. Family law - which is regulated by federal legislation. Disputes are usually heard in the Family Court of Australia. Insolvency law - which governs the winding up of corporations, and is regulated largely by the federal Corporations Act 2001. Intellectual property law - which governs copyright, designs, and patents, and is regulated largely by federal statutes. Property law - which governs rights and obligations regarding personal and real property. Tax law - which arises from federal and State statutes regulating taxation in Australia. Tort law - which governs civil wrongs such as negligence, trespass, defamation, nuisance, conversion, and detinue.

Split between projects

Common theme	Crime	Law
Criminal law of Australia	crimes - solved/unsolved criminals - convicted/cleared criminals - suspected/unsolved criminal organisations crime stats police forces police officers (also corruption/death in custody) police buildings national security (eg. border control, immigration centres, deportations) prisoners prison buildings *royal commissions (only if keyworded above) *inquests (only coronial)	parliaments laws politicians (eg minister of police) *royal commissions *inquests legal jurisdictions courts court cases court buildings judges lawyers

List of Australian crime films

This is a list of Australian crime films.

List

Category:Australian crime films

Film	Year	Topic/person covered	Director	Produced by	Ref

List of Australian crime TV

This is a list of Australian crime TV.

List

Category:Australian crime television series

Show	Year	Topic/person covered	Host	Produced by	Ref

List of Australian crime writers

This is a list of Australian crime books.

List

Australian crime writers

Book	Year	Topic/person covered	Author	Produced by	Ref

Australian Podcast Awards

The awards, initially called the 'Cast Away Australian Podcast Awards', were first conceived in late 2015. On 1 April 2017, the awards first took place in Sydney and on 5 May 2018, the awards (renamed as 'The Australian Podcast Awards') took place in Melbourne. The third awards occured in May 2019 and took place in Sydney and corona restrictions in 2020 shifted the event online. The event, operated by Podcast Awards Pty Ltd, collaborates and shares with British Podcast Awards and Irish Podcast Awards.

Cast Away Awards

• 2017

	Winner	Finalists
LIFESTYLE HEALTH & WELLNESS
INDUSTRY FOCUS
COMEDY & ENTERTAINMENT
DOCUMENTARY & STORYTELLING	Phoebe's Fall
TV, FILM & POP CULTURE
SPORT
BUSINESS, MARKETING & ENTREPRENEURSHIP
TECH, SCIENCE & GAMING
POLITICAL, SOCIAL & CULTURAL AFFAIRS
LITERATURE, ARTS & MUSIC
POPULAR VOTE	Casefile

The Australian Podcast Awards

• 2018

	Winner	Finalists
Storytelling	Am I Funny	Am I Ready To Be A Father? Love and Luck SPUN Stories Let's Talk About Sects The Osher Günsberg Podcast
Arts & Entertainment	Across the Aisle
Documentary Style	Trace
Branded Podcast	Hello Bump
NEWS & CURRENT AFFAIRS
Comedy
Sport
Best Newcomer
Family & Kids
LIFESTYLE & HEALTH
BUSINESS & MARKETING
TECHNOLOGY & SCIENCE
CAREER & INDUSTRY
HOST OF THE YEAR
POPULAR VOTE	The Weekly Planet

• 2019
• 2020
• 2021
• 2022