You are invited! A new exhibit at the Qld Police Museum opening on 28 Aug integrating @a_dukova research
https://t.co/fBjxGGWf53 #anzac#ww1#policehistory
How can climate influence policing? A series of poor harvests and food rioting stemming from cold winters during the final stage of the Little Ice Age led to justice administration reforms in the Irish Parliament #police#history https://t.co/elqzyBKYEC
Queensland Police Museum is updating and releasing some older stories I’ve written, which are fun to revisit. Here is one on police training https://t.co/9tVyDECVyz #policehistory
I’m very pleased to share that A History of Policing Cities (CUP) has been published online with open access till 4 May! Please share and download :)
#newbook@CUP_Elements@CambridgeUP https://t.co/KW3gcgojUN
Join us for our 2021 GCSCR Research Showcase featuring Melissa Lucashenko "Maid or Myall: Blak People in Colonial Queensland Fiction"
https://t.co/of3dxEzy0o
On this day 1906 the first Australian licence plates and drivers’ licence were issued. Prior to this The Brisbane Traffic Act, passed in 1895, required conductors of vehicles to obtain licences from the Police Commissioner.
More @QldPolice: https://t.co/RxVdAivh7p
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If anyone would like to know more about policing colonial Brisbane, having read up on the Rosalie Police Station history, ‘To Preserved and Protect’ is available in most city libraries! @BNElibraries @UQPbooks#policehistory#brisbanehistory#qldpolicehistory
The latest police history collaboration with brilliant Marianne Taylor, #TheHouseDetective, is up on https://t.co/FRpinqpowd We deliver you a history of the building, the person (photo @statelibraryqld) and what #rosalie police had to contend with! #policehistory @QPSMuseum
The first chief constable of the ‘Edenglassie’ police, John McIntosh, arrived in Moreton Bay in 1828.
McIntosh, a 24-year old from Glasgow, had been transported to NSW in 1814 after being sentenced to penal servitude for life. #firstlines#newbook#qldpolicehistory@UQPbooks