Police data put at risk: watchdog
NATIONAL police data exchange agency CrimTrac has problems with its governance, collection and sharing arrangements that may put at risk sensitive personal information, and law-enforcement data.
Milanda Rout
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SERIOUS failings within Victorian police, prosecutors and forensic services in viewing DNA evidence as having almost “mystical infallibility” led to the wrongful conviction and jailing of a 22-year-old man for a rape that did not occur.
Commuters hail funding for trams
FOR tens of thousands of commuters such as Daniel Bowen, getting to work on time every morning remains a battle.
Chucking money at the once were beat-ups
TALK about leaving things to the last minute.
Plea to attack intolerance
WHEN Sri Lankan Kanchana Wickramasinghe arrived in Melbourne in 2005 to study, he did not think twice about travelling late at night.
Spending spree on hospitals, schools
AN election-year spending binge to relieve key headache issues for the Brumby government is expected to be the main feature of today’s Victorian budget.
Reading focus delivers results
IT starts the moment the four-year-old students walk through the door.
Brumby’s hospitals sicker than he thought
IT has been revealed that Victoria’s public hospitals have failed to meet six out of nine key performance targets.
Brumby pledges 2000 new cops
VICTORIA’S government has begun its battle for re-election by announcing it will fund almost 2000 extra police, days after a damaging opinion poll.
Brumby fends off poor poll showing
PREMIER John Brumby believes he has the “right plans” to deal with voter concerns despite a serious decline in support for his government.
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