Current issue
Volume 25, issue three, July 2010~AEMI+Front+Page/$FILE/Front+Cover+(image+file).JPG)
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- Front cover [PDF 357KB]
- Table of contents [PDF 1.09MB]
- Foreword [PDF 100KB]
- Introducing: Commodore Campbell Darby DSC AM [PDF 100KB]
- Centre of excellence: The new way forward for the Australian Emergency Management Institute [PDF 283KB]
- Directions in disaster resilience policy [PDF 133KB]
By Brenton Prosser and Colin Peters, Emergency Management Policy Branch, AGD. - Women firefighters’ experiences in the Western Australian volunteer bush fire service [PDF 184KB]
Cindy Branch-Smith and Dr. Julie Ann Pooley explore the issues and experiences of Western Australian women volunteer firefighters. - The major risks faced by Royal Flying Doctor Service Western Operations in the event of a tropical cyclone [PDF 220KB]
Flight Nurse with the Royal Flying Doctor Service, Steven Curnin, discusses the Service’s tropical cyclone preparedness plan and the outcomes of a recent risk assessment. - Speaking as one: The joint provision of public information in emergencies [PDF 215KB]
Anne Leadbeater, of the Office of the Emergency Services Commissioner in Victoria highlights the critical importance of emergency services speaking with one voice when providing public information in emergencies. - The need for ‘adequate’ farm dam safety management accountability to avoid dam failure emergencies [PDF 725KB]
Dr. John D. Pisaniello shows, through 12-year demonstrative case studies, that relying only on landholders’ Common Law duty to maintain dams does not provide adequate accountability and assurance for dam safety. - Willingness of frontline health care workers to work during a public health emergency [PDF 220KB]
Kirsty Hope et. al., report on their findings of a survey of frontline health staff to determine their perceived willingness to report to work given three public health emergency scenarios. - An exploration of a fire-affected community undergoing change in New Zealand [PDF 250KB]
Pamela J. Jakes, Laura Kelly, and E.R. (Lisa) Langer report on the findings of a study that examined how a wildfire affects rural-urban community behaviour and perceptions. - Urban earthquake events and businesses: Learning from the 2007 Gisborne earthquake in New Zealand [PDF 194KB]
Dr Felicity Powell reports on the findings of a study conducted three months after the Gisborne earthquake investigating its effect on businesses in the area. - The 2010 National Emergency Management Volunteers Photographic Competition [PDF 318KB]
- National security updates [PDF 138KB]
- 2010 Queen’s birthday honours list [PDF 113KB]
- 2010 Queen’s Birthday Honours List Recipient Profile: Gary Gifford [PDF 82KB]
- Seeking nominations for membership: Australian Journal of Emergency Management Editorial Advisory Committee [PDF 103KB]
- Interesting websites [PDF 100KB]
- Back cover [PDF 357KB]