2025 Applied Research in Crime and Justice Conference

​Conference program 2025 (PDF, 237.3 KB) pages)

Conference handbook 2025 - program and abstracts (PDF, 491.1 KB) (20 pages)

Keynote presentations

Access the keynote presentations from the 2025 Applied Research in Crime and Justice Conference.

Evidence-based strategies to break the incarceration cycle
What data can tell us about Closing the Gap? Beyond the Numbers: Centering Aboriginal voices
Explore the intersection between DFV & substance abuse: Policy that can be put into practice
Discussion on trends in youth crime and implications for practice and policy

Conference presentations

View the full presentations and slide decks from all conference speakers.

Presenters Organisation Title Slides (pptx/pdf) YouTube video
Sam Alderton-Johnson Impact Policy CoDesign in Practice: Embedding Aboriginal Voices in Justice Research Slides (PPTX, 9.1 MB)
YouTube
Julie Barkworth   Corrective Services NSW Implementation of digital tablets in NSW correctional centres Slides (PPTX, 11.5 MB)
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Hayley Boxall Australian National University Restorative justice for DFSV Slides (PPTX, 491.3 KB) YouTube
Selwyn Button Productivity Commission What data insights can tell us about Closing the Gap? Slides (PPTX, 2.7 MB) YouTube
Fan Cheng NSW Bureau of Crime Statistics & Research Evidence-based typology for the perpetrators of domestic and family violence in NSW Slides (PDF, 1.2 MB) YouTube
Darcy Coulter Curtin University The relationship between diagnoses of mental illness and substance use disorders, and reincarceration among Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander adults. Slides (PPTX, 10.6 MB)
YouTube
Edwina Crawford Aboriginal Services Unit, NSW Department of Communities and Justice Beyond the Numbers: Centering Aboriginal Voices in Justice Data
YouTube
Jennifer Doleac Arnold Ventures Evidence-based strategies to break the incarceration cycle Slides (PDF, 3.1 MB) YouTube
Andrea Giovannetti  Australian Catholic University A Theory of Competition and Cooperation between Organized Crime Groups Slides (PDF, 7.6 MB) YouTube
Garner Clancey, Jackie Fitzgerald, Anne Hollonds, Peta MacGillivray, Superintendent Greg Moore, Judge Nell Skinner Panel discussion on trends in youth crime and implications for practice and policy Slides (PPTX, 20.8 MB)
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Jake Graceffo NSW Treasury Impact of COVID-19 stay-at-home orders on domestic violence Slides (PPTX, 1.9 MB)
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Jonathan Gu NSW Bureau of Crime Statistics & Research Did a High Court decision on doli incapax shift court outcomes for 10-13 year olds? Slides (PPTX, 3.0 MB)
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Cathy Humphreys University of Melbourne Exploring the intersection between DFV and substance abuse and the policy responses that can be put into practice Slides (PPTX, 11.3 MB) YouTube
Molly McCarthy Alfred Deakin Institute, Deakin University Comparing historical cohorts of justice-involved young people: what social and ecological risks are associated with growth in high frequency and high harm youth offending? Slides (PPTX, 726.5 KB)
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Laura Hidderley & Ashley Pearson Queensland Sentencing Advisory Council & University of the Sunshine Coast Community Views on the Seriousness of Sexual Offending and Comparison to Sentencing Outcomes Slides (PPTX, 1021.8 KB) YouTube
Apriel Jolliffe Simpson The University of Waikato Understanding types of poly-victimisation Slides (PDF, 9.7 MB)
YouTube
Kristen Sobeck Australian National University The impact of domestic violence on the employment, educational and mental health outcomes of young women Access working paper
Benjamin Spivak & Troy McEwan Swinburne University of Technology Why accurate assessment of family violence homicide risk is not possible Slides (PDF, 1.1 MB)
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Hilde Tubex University of Western Australia, Law School Mind the gap: A study on the reintegration needs of returning prisoners   Slides (PPTX, 561.2 KB)
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Don Weatherburn University of New South Wales Risky alcohol use and violence against women: cause or consequence? Slides (PPTX, 813.3 KB)
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Steve Yeong NSW Bureau of Crime Statistics & Research Should you delay your child’s entry into kindergarten? Evidence on the effect of delayed school entry on education and crime. Slides (PDF, 1.0 MB) YouTube


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