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Photos of the WA CPTED Awards
The Awards Ceremony was opened by Professor Mark Stoney of ECU and the WA CPTED Awards 2013 were presented by Superintendent Noreen O'Rourke, Head of the Community Engagement Division of the WA Police. The MC of the Awards was Associate Professor Dr. Pamela Henry, Director of the Sellenger Centre for Law, Justice and Social Change. Keynote presentations on best practices and future trends in CPTED were presented by Dr Paul Cozens of Curtin University, and Dr. Terence Love of the Design Out Crime Research Centre. The event was hosted by the Police Academy and held in the Executive Conference Room at the Police Academy in Joondalup.
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Associate Professor Dr. Pamela Henry, MC
Associate Professor Dr. Pamela Henry, MC
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Professor Mark Stoney opening the Awards
Professor Mark Stoney opening the Awards
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Associate Professor Dr Pamela Henry introducing Supt Noreen O'Rourke
Associate Professor Dr Pamela Henry introducing Supt Noreen O'Rourke
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1st Prize to City of Vincent
1st Prize to City of Vincent
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2nd Prize to John Marrapodi and the Dept of Education
2nd Prize to John Marrapodi and the Dept of Education
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3rd Prize (joint) to David Chapman
3rd Prize (joint) to David Chapman
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3rd Prize (joint) to Cale Arnold and colleagues
3rd Prize (joint) to Cale Arnold and colleagues
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Best Idea Award for the SAY Program
Best Idea Award for the SAY Program
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Multiple awards to Melville Senior High School
Multiple awards to Melville Senior High School
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Two Best Idea Awards for Meridian Security
Two Best Idea Awards for Meridian Security
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Ahdha Moosa Great Idea
Ahdha Moosa Great Idea
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Great Idea Award to Braydon Dingian
Great Idea Award to Braydon Dingian
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Great Idea Award for Alyx Robertson
Great Idea Award for Alyx Robertson
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Multiple Awards for Bronwyn Nyschens!
Multiple Awards for Bronwyn Nyschens!
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Great Idea award for Jayne Yong
Great Idea award for Jayne Yong
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Great Idea Award for James Hawkins
Great Idea Award for James Hawkins
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Academic Support Awards
Academic Support Awards
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Participating Organisation Award to ECU
Participating Organisation Award to ECU
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Participating Organisation Award to the City of Vincent
Participating Organisation Award to the City of Vincent
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Participating Organisation Award to Dept of Education
Participating Organisation Award to Dept of Education
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Participating Organisation Award to Meridian Services
Participating Organisation Award to Meridian Services
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Keynote CPTED presentation by Dr Paul Cozens
Keynote CPTED presentation by Dr Paul Cozens
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Attendees at the WA CPTED Awards 2013
Attendees at the WA CPTED Awards 2013
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Prize Winners of the WA CPTED Awards 2013
1st Prize
Weld Square Redesign
City of Vincent
2nd Prize
Crime Prevention and the Design of Public Schools in Western Australia
John Marrapodi, Department of Education, Western Australia
3rd Prize (joint)
CPTED to reduce shoplifting in small shops
David Chapman, School of Communication and Arts, Edith Cowan University
Northbridge Behavioural Crime Prevention
Cale Arnold, Katrina Fox, Jamie Rangitaawa and Kieran Hubble
School of Communication and Arts, Edith Cowan University
Best Idea Awards
Students Advising Youth project
Sgt. Paul Trimble, Snr Cons Tam McKeown, Tania Gigg
Western Australia Police and partners
Anti-alcohol based crime poster 1
Michelle Maretha, Melville Senior High School
Anti crime bus stop
Saskia Lange, Melville Senior High School
Dob in a Dumper
Nicola Weaver, Meridian Services
Name & Shame WA
Nicola Weaver, Meridian Services
Great Idea Awards
Anti alcohol based crime poster 3
Ahdha Moosa, Melville Senior High School
Crime Empathy
Ashleigh Cole, Sophie Bishop and Charlotte Farquhar
School of Communication and Arts, ECU
Anti-alcohol based crime poster 2
Isabel Howells, Melville Senior High School
UrbanSafe
Braydon Dingian, Melville Senior High School
Graffti Prevention Poster
Alyx Robertson, School of Communication and Arts, ECU
Anti-crime housing estate
Cody Gibb, Melville Senior High School
Safe House Community Program
Bronwynn Nyschens, City of Stirling
Anti-crime bus stop
Ben Kouzina, Melville Senior High School
Device to prevent Vehicle Theft
Bronwynn Nyschens, City of Stirling
Public Etiquette
Jayne Yong, School of Communication and Arts, ECU
Camera on the street
Steve Chandler
The Hoon Park
James Hawkins
A device that can prevent high speed Police car chase
Bronwynn Nyschens, City of Stirling
DRIVE ALIVE Campaigns
Bronwynn Nyschens, City of Stirling
Campaign to Eliminate Drink Driving
Bronwynn Nyschens, City of Stirling
Academic Support Awards
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School of Communication and Arts, ECU
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School of Communication and Arts, ECU
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School of Communication and Arts, ECU
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School of Communication and Arts, ECU
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Melville Senior High School
Participating Organisation Awards
City of Stirling
Bronwyn Nyschens,
City of Vincent
John Giorgi, CEO
Department of Education
John Fischer, Executive Director Infrastructure, John Marrapodi, Head of Security
Melville Senior High School
Phillip White, Principal
Meridian Services
Kevin Minchinton, Director, Nicola Weaver, Marketing Manager and Joe Phelan, Senior Investigator
School of Communication and Arts, ECU
Alun Price, Snr Lecturer, Head of Design
WA Police
Supt Noreen O'Rourke, Head Community Engagement Division WA Police
DOC Product Design Project
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Design Against Crime in Product Design Education
This project investigates the use of Design Out Crime approaches in the education of Product Designers in Australia.
The project involves a survey of education institutions and businesses in Australia and culminates in a competition for current undergraduate and postgraduate students for the creation of design for products that incorporate product design principles.
Design Out Crime Research Centre
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The Design Out Crime Research Centre is a cross -university multi-disciplinary team of researchers with interests in reducing crime and anti-social behaviour using design.
Expertise in the group includes CPTED, Design Out Crime, criminology, environmental psychology, community and youth, public policy, computing, engineering, complex socio-technical systems, information security, and design skills in a variety of fields.
Directors of the research group are Dr.Trudi Cooper, Dr. Paul Cozens and Dr. Terence Love.
Dr. Trudi Cooper
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Dr. Paul Cozens
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Dr. Terence Love
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