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Deathly Investigations
The police department’s Major Crash investigators work knee-deep in the aftermath of South Australia’s road fatalities. But Brett Williams discovered that their job involves much more trauma than that found at the scenes of accidents.

Police Minister from the Farm
Continuing the series which features commentary from the major political parties’ police spokespeople, newly-appointed police minister, Robert Brokenshire, has his say on last year’s clashes over the police bill.

So You Think It Can’t Happen To You
PASA executive committee member, Ian Hills, relates the story of yet another police officer victimized by the systems of police complaints and indemnification.

The Industrial Front
Mark Carroll tells of the Police Association’s concerns over Local Service Areas and explains the system of relieving in higher duties.

Taking Leave
PASA executive committee member, Bernadette Zimmermann, reveals a comprehensive list of the types of leave available to all police officers.

Editor
We’re sure this first issue for 1999 will have readers just as engrossed as they’ve indicated they were in our spring and summer issues last year. We also hope to see significant reader participation this year in the form of letters to The Readout.Andy Dunn, Editor

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Cover
Major Crash officers, Senior Constable Nicolle Dempster and Sergeant Kym Driscoll, re-examine the scene of a fatal accident on Gorge Road.
Cover Photography: Kevin Killey Photographics (08) 8362 0255

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