Insights from the Forensic Participation in the Aftermath of New Zealand's Largest Mass Shooting Incident in Christchurch 2019. At two Islamic mosques in Christchurch on the 15th of March 2019, 51 people were killed and 49 injured in New Zealand’s […]
For our first event of 2024, all are welcome as ANZFSS WA hosts Angus Newton, a firearms and toolmark examiner all the way from the Auckland laboratory of the Institute of Environmental Science and Research (ESR), New Zealand. The 15th […]
Facial images are used as evidence of identity in forensic investigations into terrorism, abuse, identity fraud, or traffic law violations. Visual identification of persons is based on the anthropological comparison of morphological facial features, which is a method recommended by […]
Forensic Science research continues to flourish in Western Australia, with high-quality work resulting in real-world outcomes as well as novel discoveries that could change the future of the field. ANZFSS strongly encourages the continued development of Forensics and proudly supported […]
Dr Richard Bade is an Australian Research Council DECRA Senior Research Fellow at the Queensland Alliance for Environmental Health Sciences (QAEHS) at The University of Queensland. He obtained his PhD from the University Jaume I, Castellon, Spain in 2016, which […]
The Australian and New Zealand Forensic Science Society (ANZFSS), New South Wales Branch, is honoured to present a not-to-be-missed event featuring the esteemed retired Detective Chief Inspector Russell Oxford APM. With an illustrious 42-year career in the New South Wales […]
Few could predict that the disappearances of three women from Claremont in 1996 and 1997 would spark an investigation so complex and challenging it became the biggest Western Australia had ever encountered. Reflecting the collaborative nature of the Investigation itself, […]
Anecdotal evidence suggests that drink spiking incidents have been increasing in recent years. Determining the actual prevalence of these crimes is challenging, with limited opportunities to obtain information as victims do not have easy access to forensic testing. The WA […]
Visit a world-class pathology collection featuring 1500 wet-preserved human tissue specimens with a presentation from museum staff. The Museum of Human Disease is a world-class pathology collection of 1500 wet-preserved human tissue specimens, including examples of both infectious and non-infectious […]
In this June Seminar we will be joined by Dr Angela Clark, who will explore the intersection of indigenous knowledge and data sovereignty in the forensic analysis of human skeletal remains through the use of advanced 3D digital imaging technologies. […]
We are thrilled to announce our next presentation! We are fortunate to have 4 highly experienced chemists presenting topical discussions from the Illicit Drug and Toxicology Groups. New psychoactive substances in Qld drug analysis: Trends and shared challenges - Karen […]
Our next exciting event is our 2024 Branch Symposium in collaboration with Forensic Science Queensland. Come and support our students or early career practioners and engage in amazing networking opportunities with members of Forensic Science Queensland. This event is designed […]
