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- 'What works' in reducing sexual harassment and sexual offences on public transport nationally and internationally: a rapid evidence assessment
- More than a dot point: Connecting primary prevention of violence against women and public transport
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Cozens, P., & van der Linde, T. (2015). Perceptions of crime prevention through environmental design (CPTED) at Australian railway stations. Journal of Public Transportation, 18(4), 73-92

Newton, A.D. (2004). Crime on public transport: ‘static’ and ‘non-static’ (moving) crime events. Western Criminology Review, 5(3), 25-42.

Cooper, T., Love, T., & Donovan, E. (2006). Research into integrated crime prevention strategies for rail station environs: Final report. PATREC.

Whitzman, C., Marathe, B., & Thompson, J. (2019, January). Tertiary students' public transport safety in Melbourne, Australia. University of Melbourne.

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Townsley, M., & Hutchins, B. (n.d.). Loss prevention in a time of accelerated change: How can loss prevention future-proof the
businesses they protect? [White paper]. Griffith Criminology Institute.

Victoria Police. (2024, March 5). Preventing shop theft.