Police Association of South Australia (PASA)

February 2005
Volume 86 Number 1

"serving the protectors"

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Cover: Recruit Amy Sara at Fort Largs last month.

Photo: Kevin Killey Photographics
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FEATURES
From orphan to police recruit Amy Sara, whose mother and police officer father died in a car accident when she was three, has fulfilled one of her long-held ambitions.
Wissell trophy winner an asset The Course 56 recipient of the Walter J Wissell award came from a long line of police officers.
On the PASA lecture tour Police Association assistant secretary, Mark Carroll, wound up his successful 2004 industrial lecture tour with talks to a new group of recruits and a CIB course.
Yorke Peninsula boosts police memorial fund A mainly civilian crowd at the Kadina CIB Captain’s Night last December showed its support for the construction of the national police memorial.
Next stages of the NSW accoutrement belt trial In stage 3 of the continuing trial, officers will “wear a harness/vest that clips onto the belt” to distribute weight onto their shoulders.
Police unions globally connected The Police Federation of Australia played its part in an international union meeting in Scotland last November.
Double-murderer or harmless simpleton? Allan Peters considers two 1899 murders and asks whether a man found responsible for one also committed the other.
PASA history Compiled by Trevor Milne.
National Police Memorial Make your contribution.
REGULARS
Personnel
President Recruiting British police into SAPOL
The Readout Letters to the editor
Industrial SAPOL computers
Editorial Value in global unionism
Opinion A welfare officer’s privilege
Health Medical effects of the tsunami
Motoring Holden Monaro
Real Estate Wash-up from 2004, outlook for 2005
Books Hark!
RPOA Regional news
Recreation MotoGP
Chaplaincy Making "sense" of disaster
FINANCE
Police Superannuation Scheme Exit crediting rate...
Police Credit Union Focus your savings
SPORT
Cricket SA police cricketers’ two impressive wins
Bowls Club singles championship
PERSONNEL MOVEMENT
The Last Shift
EDITOR

	This first issue for the year kicks off with stories of a dream realized, an award won and money raised for a worthy police cause. Sounds like a lot of timely good news, after all the tragic reports we’ve heard of the Asian tsunami and the Eyre Peninsula bushfires.

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