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How to tackle cyber crime before people even know they’re a victim

By Molly Dragiewicz 20/03/2015

By Dr Cassandra Cross An estimated A$75,000 is lost by Australians everyday to online fraud, according to the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC). Given that this is…

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Recently published – No laughing matter: Blaming the victim of online fraud

By Molly Dragiewicz 18/03/2015

By Dr Cassandra Cross Nearly everyone has received spam emails. The annoying emails that seem completely ridiculous and ask for money or ask for your bank details…

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Police not prepared for death investigations

By Molly Dragiewicz 16/03/2015

New research from Professor Belinda Carpenter Police are ill-equipped to investigate non-criminal deaths and face a challenge to avoid re-traumatising bereaved families as well as emotionally protecting themselves,…

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Crime on a desert island (part four): Prison films

By Molly Dragiewicz 13/03/2015

by Professor John Scott While few prison films have enjoyed widespread appeal, save, perhaps The Shawshank Redemption (1994), they have enjoyed an enduring place in cinema and…

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Survey on women’s experiences of ‘everyday’ sexual assault

By Molly Dragiewicz 11/03/2015

“I need a bodyguard just to go to the cinema”: Women’s experiences of ‘everyday’ sexual assault  Have you been groped at the cinema or on the bus, or…

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Sunday Mail names Professor Kerry Carrington a ‘Top Thinker’

By Molly Dragiewicz 10/03/2015

by Professor John Scott The Sunday Mail has named QUT criminologist Kerry Carrington one of the ‘Queensland’s Top Fifty Thinkers’. The feature, in the Sunday Mail, invites readers to meet the people…

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