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Under Australia’s Strategy for Protecting Crowded Places from Terrorism, owners and operators carry the primary responsibility for protecting their own sites, including a duty of

Balancing public access and security in a commercial precinct means designing protective measures that work across a shared public realm and several separately owned properties

CPTED Australia prepares CPTED assessments for development applications, State Significant Development and crowded places projects across Australia. Each assessment examines the site’s context and proposed

A CPTED assessment can assist in addressing a condition of consent by providing a site‑specific, evidence‑based response to a safety or crime prevention requirement imposed

Modern transit hubs must do more than move people efficiently. They must feel safe, legible and welcoming at six in the morning and at eleven

Every operator of a high-capacity venue in Australia manages the same tension. Robust protective security is essential, yet visible, intrusive controls can change the character