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Latest news

New book ‘Forensic Linguistics in Australia’ – free download till 7 June
Lots of new publications
A new kind of forensic audio

Fun audio examples …

... that pack a powerful theoretical punch. Click here

In the media

There’s No Enhance Button interview on Talk the Talk
Podcast for RMIT Bridge of Hope Innocence Initiative by Jarryd Bartle
The Australian: A hearing aid for justice (or at author Andrew Urban's site Wrongful Convictions)
The Conversation: Don’t believe your ears: ‘enhancing’ forensic audio can mislead juries in criminal trials
Podcast on forensic transcription by the Macquarie Dictionary team best interview of all!
The Conversation: Legal precedent based on false beliefs proves hard to overturn
BBC Radio 4 The Race to Fingerprint the Human Voice
The Conversation: The dark side of mondegreens
ABC-South Australia Mornings: Ali Clarke interviews Helen Fraser and Tony Kerin (Law Society of SA)
ABC-Western Australia: Vanessa Mills interviews Helen Fraser
The Conversation: Have we brought back police verballing?
ABC-TV’s 7:30 report
ABC Radio National’s Law Report
2UE John Stanley and Garry Linnell
Prof Peter French on BBC4
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