Western Australia Police in action.
RF2J93MHP–Western Australia Police in action.
Melbourne, Australia 11 July 2020, a police officer directs traffic into one of the roadblocks on the Western Highway in Victoria, established in an effort to try to contain the spread of the corona virus in Australia’s second most populous state. Credit: Michael Currie/Alamy Live News
RM2C6RF8D–Melbourne, Australia 11 July 2020, a police officer directs traffic into one of the roadblocks on the Western Highway in Victoria, established in an effort to try to contain the spread of the corona virus in Australia’s second most populous state. Credit: Michael Currie/Alamy Live News
Close up of Water Police in camoflauge on high speed RIB on surveillance patrol on the Swan River, near Perth, Australia on 23 October 2019
RF2A71KYW–Close up of Water Police in camoflauge on high speed RIB on surveillance patrol on the Swan River, near Perth, Australia on 23 October 2019
Western Australia Police (WAPOL) Traffic Police in action with a Kawasaki BK117 helicopter overhead.
RF2JJCX0X–Western Australia Police (WAPOL) Traffic Police in action with a Kawasaki BK117 helicopter overhead.
Protesters carry candles and flags during a vigil in Brisbane on 2 November 2022 for Cassisus Turvey, who was allegedly murdered in a racist attack in Perth in October. Demonstrators gathered in Brisbane for a candlelight vigil for Indigenous teenager Cassius Turvey, who was assaulted during a racist attack as he walked home from school in Perth, Western Australia last month. 15 year-old Turvey died of his wounds ten days later on the 23rd of October. Protesters in many towns and cities around the country simultaneously called for action on racially motivated violence and poor police practice.
RM2KADH6F–Protesters carry candles and flags during a vigil in Brisbane on 2 November 2022 for Cassisus Turvey, who was allegedly murdered in a racist attack in Perth in October. Demonstrators gathered in Brisbane for a candlelight vigil for Indigenous teenager Cassius Turvey, who was assaulted during a racist attack as he walked home from school in Perth, Western Australia last month. 15 year-old Turvey died of his wounds ten days later on the 23rd of October. Protesters in many towns and cities around the country simultaneously called for action on racially motivated violence and poor police practice.
Western Australia Police (WAPOL) Rural / Country Police in action on a farm with a Combine Harvester.
RF2JJCX14–Western Australia Police (WAPOL) Rural / Country Police in action on a farm with a Combine Harvester.
Pro-Lebanon protesters mobbed Australia's prime minister car in violent clashes with police in the western city of Perth, Australia, Saturday, July 29, 2006. The protesters were condemning the prime minister's support for Israel and demanding action to bring peace in the Middle East. (AP Photo/News LTD) **AUSTRALIA OUT**
RM2PCPNBG–Pro-Lebanon protesters mobbed Australia's prime minister car in violent clashes with police in the western city of Perth, Australia, Saturday, July 29, 2006. The protesters were condemning the prime minister's support for Israel and demanding action to bring peace in the Middle East. (AP Photo/News LTD) **AUSTRALIA OUT**
Western Australia Police riot training in action.
RF2J93MGP–Western Australia Police riot training in action.
Greens Councilor Jonathan Sriranganathan speaks to the crowd during a candlelight vigil. Protesters gathered in Brisbane for a candlelight vigil for Indigenous teenager Cassius Turvey, who was assaulted during a racist attack as he walked home from school in Perth, Western Australia last month. 15 year-old Turvey died from his wounds ten days later on the 23rd of October. Protesters in many towns and cities around the country simultaneously called for action on racially motivated violence and poor police practice.
RM2KAERHK–Greens Councilor Jonathan Sriranganathan speaks to the crowd during a candlelight vigil. Protesters gathered in Brisbane for a candlelight vigil for Indigenous teenager Cassius Turvey, who was assaulted during a racist attack as he walked home from school in Perth, Western Australia last month. 15 year-old Turvey died from his wounds ten days later on the 23rd of October. Protesters in many towns and cities around the country simultaneously called for action on racially motivated violence and poor police practice.
Western Australia Police riot training in action.
RF2J93MG9–Western Australia Police riot training in action.
Sydney, Australia. 29th Sep, 2017. A national day of action was held across the country as protesters called for an end to deaths in custody and for the closure of youth prisons. In Sydney protesters marched form Lee Street next to Central Station to Sydney Police Station in Surry Hill. Present were family members of Tane Chatfield, 22, who was found unresponsive at Tamworth Correctional Centre on 20 September. Credit: Richard Milnes/Alamy Live News
RMKBF9EF–Sydney, Australia. 29th Sep, 2017. A national day of action was held across the country as protesters called for an end to deaths in custody and for the closure of youth prisons. In Sydney protesters marched form Lee Street next to Central Station to Sydney Police Station in Surry Hill. Present were family members of Tane Chatfield, 22, who was found unresponsive at Tamworth Correctional Centre on 20 September. Credit: Richard Milnes/Alamy Live News
A Nigerien commander completes an after-action review following a training attack on an enemy command and control node, at Camp Po, Burkina Faso, on Feb. 20, 2019, during Flintlock 19. Flintlock is an annual special operations and State Department exercise involving more than 2,000 soldiers, airmen, naval and police forces from 30 nation forces. Lessons learned at Flintlock strengthen global security institutions, promote multinational sharing of information, and develop interoperability among western and partner nations in North and West Africa. (Army
RMT44MFW–A Nigerien commander completes an after-action review following a training attack on an enemy command and control node, at Camp Po, Burkina Faso, on Feb. 20, 2019, during Flintlock 19. Flintlock is an annual special operations and State Department exercise involving more than 2,000 soldiers, airmen, naval and police forces from 30 nation forces. Lessons learned at Flintlock strengthen global security institutions, promote multinational sharing of information, and develop interoperability among western and partner nations in North and West Africa. (Army