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Editor's Desk | Featured | Miscellaneous | Movers & Shakers | January 14, 2022

2021 Tied for 6th Warmest Year

Earth’s global average surface temperature in 2021 tied with 2018 as the sixth warmest on record, according to independent analyses…

APP-ASM | Australian Security | Editor's Desk | TechTime | November 8, 2021

Facial recognition company Clearview breaches Australian privacy laws

By Staff Writer Controversial facial recognition tech company Clearview AI has fallen foul of the Office of the Australian Information…

Australian Security | Cyber Resilience | Editor's Desk | October 5, 2021

Australian Protective Security Renaissance

By Maksym Szewczuk Protective security culture in Australia is undergoing a renaissance of proactive consideration across multiple dimensions and sectors.…

APP-ASM | Editor's Desk | Security Products | TechTime | September 1, 2021

Sentient Vision Systems and Airborne Technologies GmbH to produce ViDAR SCAR-Pods

Australian company Sentient Vision Systems and Austrian company Airborne Technologies GmbH are designing and building new search and surveillance pods…

Editor's Desk | Frontline Security | Movers & Shakers | National | August 23, 2021

Police Fury At Weekend Lockdown Protests In Three States

Staff Writer Australia’s three biggest cities saw anti-lockdown protests on Saturday. An estimated 4,000 protesters flooded the Melbourne CBD while…

Australian Security | Defence | Editor's Desk | Movers & Shakers | August 18, 2021

Urgent Rescue Mission for Returning Australians Still in Kabul

Staff Writer A critical and perilous Defence Force mission to evacuate Australians and Afghans from its capital’s besieged international airport…

APP-ASM | Editor's Desk | Miscellaneous | July 13, 2021

Union claims Parklea prison riot was inevitable

Parklea Correctional Centre’s most recent riot is proof NSW’s privately-run prison experiment is failing, as the union warns lives of…

‘Go hard, go early’ approach to COVID-19 suppression the right move

A new study published today highlights the importance of a ‘go hard, go early,’ strategy when it comes to responding…

Overcoming the challenges of a male-dominated trade, female locksmith masters her craft and becomes a teacher to the industry’s next generation

Natalie, a locksmith-turned-TAFE teacher from Kinglake West, is no stranger to challenges in the workplace, often being the only female…

APP-ASM | Editor's Desk | Miscellaneous | Movers & Shakers | May 31, 2021

LEGION OF HONOUR RECIPIENT FOUND GUILTY OF MISUSING WAR MEMORIAL CHARITY DONATIONS

Coffs Harbour woman Ms Yvonne Hall has been sentenced to an aggregate of 16 months imprisonment for misappropriating close to…

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