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Platypus Magazine October 2008

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100th edition of Platypus

As part of the 100th edition of Platypus a commemorative CD indexing its contents from Edition 1-100 was included in the magazine.

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About Platypus Magazine

Platypus Magazine is the AFP's quarterly magazine.

The platypus has been adopted by the AFP as a symbol representing the diverse requirements placed upon members in the execution of their duty.

This unique and tenacious Australian animal is a survivor against increasing pressure from today's environment. It leaves no stone unturned in its daily pursuits and has equipped itself with a range of features to adapt to changes over many years.

Although generally a peaceful animal, the platypus is able to defend itself, if necessary, with a venomous spur. It is capable of passing unnoticed if required, yet it demonstrates an unfailing dedication to explore all possibilities in an effort to maintain its special place in Australia's environment.

This is done, at times, against larger and more powerful opponents - a quality admired and respected by members of the Australian Federal Police.

Requests for permission to reprint material appearing in Platypus Magazine and all general correspondence should be addressed to:

Platypus Magazine enquiries

The Editor, Platypus Magazine
GPO Box 401
Canberra ACT 2601


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Media Releases

National

David Hicks’ Control Order not to be renewed - Thursday, 20 November 2008
Melbourne man charged with importing drugs - Thursday, 20 November 2008
Skateboards conceal cocaine haul - Thursday, 20 November 2008

ACT

Police target suspended drivers - Tuesday, 18 November 2008
Police seek witnesses to car park robbery - Monday, 17 November 2008
Man on telecommunication charges - Monday, 17 November 2008