AFP

Our police officers should be allowed to focus their efforts on real policing, not drug or mental-health related crises.

Indefinite detention for immigration detainees was never cheap. Now it’s illegal, and even more expensive.

Malaysian authorities have arrested alleged cybercriminals who were developing phishing kits targeting the government’s myGov website.

A decline in officers, morale and trust needs to be arrested, the AFPA reckons, as increased demand without new resources bites hard.

It’s tango time, with the Australian Federal Police Association stating it is “appalled and utterly dismayed” by the APSC’s 11.2% wage deal.

Cost of living pressures are hitting the AFP hard, with many looking to change jobs and officers look to escape income restraints.

The PM has announced a sweeping review of Australia’s National Intelligence Community and the government agencies comprising it.

The AFP is using plenty of AI in its day jobs. Now it comes down to a stoush that amounts to ‘show us the rules’.

The worst-paid cops in the country are preparing a crackdown on bosses unwilling to talk and say they will initiate legal action to force formal discussions.

The government has selected Dennis Richardson to conduct an audit of contracts and governance at Home Affairs.

The Office of the Australian Information Commissioner making inquiries after police admitted it hadn’t considered the surveillance technology’s privacy impact.