For our final episode of the grid, Will and Gabby speak to Assistant Commissioner Luke Cornelius about the Victoria Police response to VEOHRC report, his new role as the head of North West Metro Region, drug driving, PAL and potential vilification coming out of the religious freedoms debate. Stay tuned for our return in December! www.police.vic.gov.au/palolr

Gabby and Will are excited to play some interviews that Gabby recorded whilst in Toronto at the 2nd World LGBT Conference for Criminal Justice Professionals. Special thanks to Corrections Officer Logan Oxingham (Winnipeg Manitoba), Corporal Elenore Sturko (Royal Canadian Mounted Police), Sergeant Marian Tucker (LA County Sheriff) and Toronto Police Officers Christopher Atwood and Patty Retsinas.

This week Will and Gabby are joined by Assistant Commissioner Neil Paterson. We discuss what we learned on our recent visit to Toronto for the 2nd World Conference for Criminal Justice Professionals. After recently losing one of our own, we also discuss the importance of reaching out when you might be struggling. Lifeline: 13 11 14 www.switchboard.org.au

While Gabby is off galavanting overseas, Dinesh joins Will to speak to our Highway Patrol expert, Bec Lawthers. They pay respects to one of our GLLOs who recently took his life, speak about how dangerous fatigue is when driving and discuss the increase in lives lost, particularly relating to our vulnerable road users. Lifeline: 131 144. BeyondBlue: 1300 224 636. Sadly it is our last episode with Bec as she starts her new role at the Police Academy.

This week Gabby and Will discuss her recent trip to Canada and involvement in the 2nd World LGBTQ Conference for Criminal Justice Professionals. We acknowledge one of our GLLOs who we recently lost and provide information for support services. We also speak to Mary Clare from Drummond Street Family Services about their QRESPECT program for intimate partner violence.

This week Will is joined by Jen (who is filling in for Gabby) and they’re talking to Ro Allen, ‎Victorian Commissioner for Gender and Sexuality about the Victoria Police Independent Review. This report looks into sex discrimination and sexual harassment, including predatory behaviour, in Victoria Police. We discuss the report findings, challenges and the work ahead Victoria Police are committed to addressing.

This week Will and Gabby are joined by Sergeant Jarrod Kenney from the Specialist Children’s Court Prosecutions Unit. He shares a personal story about he joined the GLLO team.

This week Gabby and Will speak to Julie Prenc and James Downey, two of our GLLOs from Werribee, about working with young people. James is one of our regulars and Julie is new to the show.

This week Gabby and Will are joined by Leading Senior Constables Glan McFarlane and Steph Else from Melbournes Proactive Unit to talk about theft of motor vehicles and theft from motor vehicles.

This week Will and Gabby speak to Sergeant Matt Henderson from the Water Police.

It was The GLLO show’s SPECIAL Radiothon 2019 show with Gabby and Will. Presented from the JOY #LoveShack (AKA Studio 1) Gabby & Will were joined by as many GLLO’s as they could fit in the studio and they were Clarissa Park (Police Assistance Line in Ballarat) and Carlee Botefuhr (Sunshine Prosecutions). Di Bloom (Youth Resources Officer) also drops by to talk about the police and young people.  Di is also a GLLO.
Clarissa is part of a new Non-Urgent Crime Reporting line which launches in July and is the subject of a separate show and is also a GLLO.
Clarissa & Carlee talk about becoming GLLOs and what it has meant to them and why they LOVE JOY. They are also married and were the first same-sex marriage in the Victoria police after the law changed.
They all talk about the Victoria Police and the Victorian Equal Opportunity and Human Rights Commission (VEOHRC) are report named Proud, visible, safe: Responding to Workplace Harm Experienced by LGBTI Employees at Victoria Police and what it means within Victori Police.
So why not sign up or renew as a member while listening to this podcast and support JOY and Happy Radiothon 2019.

This week Will and Gabby speak to one of our LGBTI Liaison Officers, Acting Senior Sergeant Travis Costelow, about his experiences working in St Kilda and Footscray.

This week Gabby and Will speak to First Constable James Downey from Werribee Police Station about some local issues and his involvement in IDAHOBIT day.

This week Will and Gabby speak to Acting Assistant Commissioner Lisa Hardeman about her career with Victoria Police and celebrate the work she has done in the world of women’s football in Victoria

This week we speak to Commander Mick Frewin from Crime Command about Cybercrime. Everyone is vulnerable when it comes to crimes committed online. If it seems to good to be true then it usually is.

This week we have a special episode focusing on road safety with Highway Patrol. We are entering the Easter holiday period which is a notoriously dangerous time on our roads. Please, please share this podcast and ensure everyone that you know and love listens to it. We want you all to make it home safely.

In part 2 of the interrogation, Chris and Phil from Been There Done That join us to talk about their historical, and recent, interactions with police.

In podcast 1 of our interrogation series we are joined by Maddy and Aimee from the Maddy and Aimee Show. The hilarious millennials talk about their experiences with police.

This week Gabby, Will and Jen are joined by Michelle McNamara from Transgender Victoria.

This week Gabby and Will are joined by the wonderful Bec Lawther. In this episode, we discuss road rules (and some of our pet hates when people disobey these rules) including roundabouts, stop signs, and even driving naked.