Another successful breakfast was conducted albeit, not surprisingly, with a small group.

Our colleagues at ASIAL recently published a report highlighting Australian industry licensing.

Check out our next breakfast event on conflict management for the 21st century. A session during the breakfast is being run by Joe Saunders, a violence and aggression management specialist and a Presilience® practitioner.

John Adams recently published a three step approach to minimising the risk of burglary in rural areas.

This report investigates adolescent perpetrators who have remained largely absent from discussions surrounding domestic and family violence.

Australian Institute of Criminology Statistical Report highlights that identity crime is one of the most prevalent forms of criminal activity in Australia and can have severe and lasting consequences for victims.

The Chapter has received a letter of support from ASIS International co-signed by President Godfried Hendriks CPP and CEO Peter J. O’Neil, FASAE CAE. The Chapter is appreciative of their thoughts and support on behalf of ASIS members worldwide.

The AWCS report provides data about workers’ compensation claims in Australia, including data broken down by sex, age, occupation and industry. This is important for risk assessors and those responsible for security, safety and risk in workplaces.

Prime Minister Scott Morrison has moved to assure Australians the threat level at airports hasn't changed after announcing a $107 million package for a new highly-trained anti-terrorism squad.

Victoria has recently introduced industrial manslaughter offences into its OHS laws with the Victorian Parliament passing the Workplace Safety Legislation Amendment (Workplace Manslaughter and Other Matters) Bill 2019 (Vic) on 26 November 2019.