February 2025
The Centre for Investigative Interviewing welcomed Dr Takayuki Miyadera, Deputy Director of the Department of Criminology and Behavioral Sciences (National Research Institute of Police Science, Chiba,
May 2025
Martine Powell will be a Keynote Presenter at the APS 2025 Festival of Psychology. Click to view digital program.
December 2024
A decade ago (in 2014) Professor Martine Powell founded the Centre for Investigative Interviewing to bring together interdisciplinary expertise in improving interview techniques. Since then,
December 2024
Dee Gerryts and Hamida Zekiroski attended their PhD graduation ceremony, along with Martine and their families from Melbourne.
June 2024
On June 10th – 11th Martine visited Barcelona as part of the launch of a new child investigative interviewer training program for professionals working in the Barnahus
February 2024
Timothy Dutton commenced his PhD research “Questioning practices in investigative interviews with child victims of repeated abuse: An assessment, framework, and a dynamic avatar for
February 2024
Robyn Lehmann, successful scholarship recipient associated with the ARC Discovery Grant (DP230101634), commenced her PhD research “Memory for repeated events: The confidence-accuracy relationship”. Robyn is
October 2023
PhD Candidate, Catherine Clancy was interviewed by ABC News for the work she does with ‘Yoga On the Inside’ facilitating trauma-informed yoga sessions to incarcerated women. Catherine’s PhD is
December 2022
Pictured is Centre Director, Martine Powell, in Norway with esteemed colleagues who are collaborating on the development of a digital child avatar.
December 2022
On Tuesday 6th, Martine Powell presented a keynote address at the 1st Annual Artificial Intelligence and Virtual Avatars for Investigative Interviews, Possibilities, Challenges and Lessons
