Female Forensic Officers Thrive in Queensland's Outback

Queensland Police Forensic Science Women in STEM

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Sergeants Lawrence and Hogan, part of Queensland's 48.7% female forensic workforce, share their experiences working in the outback, from solving crimes to community engagement, highlighting the rewards and challenges of their roles.

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