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Asia Pacific Security | January 12, 2012

The State of National Security: Out of the Shadows

It was an incident that should have stopped every police minister and Attorney- General in their tracks. Police had arrested…

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Featured | January 11, 2012

Plural Policing for CHOGM SECURITY

The CHOGM security arrangements involved over $10 million worth of new commercial contracts and the variation of existing commercial contracts…

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Featured | January 11, 2012

INCIDENTS

CHOGM was not without incident and experienced accreditation delays and amongst twenty or so access control issues, one previously unreported…

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Featured | January 11, 2012

Operation Demille – Securing World Leaders

WA Premier Mr. Colin Barnett told ABC Radio a week before CHOGM, “I don’t expect there to be arrests and…

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Asia Pacific Security | Featured | January 11, 2012

Food Security & the Asia Pacific Tops List of CHOGM Issues

A key objective for CHOGM 2011 was shoring up its relevance in a fast-changing world. Food security now features strongly…

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Asia Pacific Security | Featured | January 11, 2012

THE LOGIC OF TERRORISM & THE IDEA OF NECESSARY EVIL

While the actions of terrorists are often incomprehensible and hard to assimilate into our mental and ideological frameworks. These actions…

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Asia Pacific Security | January 11, 2012

Radical Islam: Global influence in domestic affairs

Radical Islam is becoming increasingly opportunistic in seeking influence in various domestic affairs across the globe. This is evident in…

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Asia Pacific Security | January 11, 2012

ASIAN OBSERVATIONS – Checking your brain in at the airport

There are significant opportunities for Australian security companies in Asia. Companies considering expanding into Asia should, however, be aware of…

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Asia Pacific Security | January 11, 2012

Uranium Could Take India Relationship beyond the Three ‘C’s

In an announcement on 15 November 2011, Prime Minister Julia Gillard proposed changes to Australia’s position on uranium exports to…

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Asia Pacific Security | December 19, 2011

Kidnappings for Ransom – In the Philippines – Part 2

To date my research has identified most kidnapping for ransom (KFR) victims have been upper middle class. More importantly none…

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