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Mar 9, 2026 52 min

Episode 6 - Does policing having a culture problem?

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Are police forces failing 50% of their community? Alex recently wrote about this for The Conversation. Inpsired by the clashes between police and protestors in Sydney, but also because there have been reviews and reports and media articles on the problematic cultures we see in the police force without much change. So what's it going to take to have a police force that keeps their entire population safe? This is what Kia and Alex take a look at today, focussing on reviews in Australia and around the world. You can read Alex's Conversation piece here: https://theconversation.com/australias-masculine-policing-culture-is-failing-women-and-children-276176

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