Great to catch up with colleagues at #leph2019 including James Nunn , @aL3xontw1tt3r and Dr Shane Doyle. @LEPH2019 Griffith Criminology Institute

Interesting discussion at @LEPH2019 led by Dr Carlyn Muir, @jwp2376 and A/Professor Jennie Oxley regarding the important role of road policing. Roads Policing Academic Network @roadspolicing #leph2019

Pleased to present my young driver and road policing research at the Roads Policing Academic Network panel at @LEPH2019 in Edinburgh. Fellow panelists were @roadspolicing, Leanne Savigar-Shaw and James Nunn #leph2019 Griffith Criminology Institute

Very successful first RPAN panel (RPANel?) today at #leph2019. Now, where shall we have the next one?

Wonderful opportunity to discuss research findings with transport professionals today. Griffith Criminology Institute Levi Anderson

RPAN's first year, in numbers.... Academic Institutions represented: 41

Great to see the paper co-authored with Levi Anderson regarding young drivers and punishment avoidance is available online from academic.oup.com/policing/advan… Griffith Criminology Institute

Paper authored by Griffith Criminology Institute researcher Associate Professor Lyndel Bates and Levi Anderson on young drivers and punishment avoidance is now available online

Just arrived into the office to find the best Christmas card from the Aus Automobile Assoc thank you and Merry Christmas to you!

Excited that Levi Anderson has published the results of his Masters research in Crime Prevention and Community Safety. You can read the paper here: rdcu.be/citrF Levi was supervised by Dr Natasha Madon and myself. Griffith Criminology Institute

Great work Snr Sgt Smith! Great to see Logan District RPU representing!

Times of crisis call for effective, empathetic leadership. It is great to hear from Major General Andrew Hocking and Christine Morgan Nuno Costa in conversation with Prof Helen Bartlett UniSC: University of the Sunshine Coast on building resilient #leadership. #UAConf2021

Check out our new article in the conversation! Laura Mills Research at USC theconversation.com/speeding-drive…

Speeding drivers keep breaking the law even after fines and crashes USC researchers write for The Conversation - Australia + New Zealand bit.ly/34MTlRM

Our latest paper has been published that examined both randomised and targeted roadside drug testing. We found that within a random sample of drivers, 3.4% were detected drug driving. A targeted enforcement model, 25.5% of tests detected a drug driver. emerald.com/insight/conten…

The message couldn't be clearer.

I am pleased to share a new paper, in which we developed a new measure of mindfulness during worship. The scale measures mindfulness via three sub-scales: concentration, presence and absorption during worship. authors.elsevier.com/sd/article/S01…

Was an honour to once again share my research today at the Australasian Road Safety Conference. Huge thank you to the Queensland Police for your participation in study and allowing me to mess around with your business as usual for the sake of my research.

I think the most terrifying thing about some of these individuals is the casual attitude considering how dangerous their actions were.

Severe weather warnings have been issued for intense rainfall and potential flash flooding predicted to impact many parts of Queensland and police are urging the community against complacency and are advising people to stay up to date and stay informed: mypolice.page.link/VjiX