National bike sales have increased by 50% since the global pandemic reached our shores. According to Bicycle Industries Australia, the nation is set to hit an all time new record of bikes imported into the country in a single 12-month period.
Brisbane police are seeking the public’s help to find a woman they believe to be involved in a hit-and-run resulting in the death of a Queensland cop on the 26th of this month. Senior Constable David Masters was hit while trying to stop a suspected stolen vehicle while laying down road spikes along the Bruce Highway at Burpengary. The manual deployment of the tyre killers left the Brisbane cop vulnerable and defenceless against a fast-approaching car.
The Manningham Council is under extreme scrutiny after the Bulleen plaza has had three car incidents in the last week. After the most recent hospitalisation of a woman who was crushed outside a Templestowe Lower cafe, the community is calling for safety bollards to be installed across busy shopping strips to avoid any more potential threats.
With the number of near misses between cars and commuters at an all time high, and seven people struck by vehicles while trying to get off the tram just this year, the need for increased security and protection measures is imperative.
Since the beginning of COVID-19, businesses and events have had to adapt and change the way they handle public engagement. A cost-productive way to ensure crowd control and accessibility is through Tensile Retractable Belt Barriers.
Our high-impact flexible bollards protect the Former Royal Mint, located in Melbourne City on the land of the Kulin people, which has been open since 1872. It stands proud as one of Melbourne’s heritage sites. Many things in its past, the Renaissance Revival architecture is a key institution that helped in the development of Melbourne as a city and Australia as a nation. Today, the building is home to the Hellenic Museum, a dedication to the celebration of ancient and modern Greece.
Australian Bollards has once again had the pleasure of providing a solution with our AB-270-900S Stainless Steel Hydraulic Bollards at Deakin University’s Burwood Campus. Delivering a range of Hostile Vehicle Mitigation solutions and engineered to meet IWA-14-1 standards, Australian Bollards Hydraulic Bollard is the most reliable technology for the most intense use at all temperatures and weather conditions.
Australian Bollards AB-HI140-Y yellow powder-coated High Impact Bollards are sub-surface bollards providing protection against reckless drivers and deliver Hostile Vehicle Mitigation solutions which help keep a secure perimeter around particular buildings.
National bike sales have increased by 50% since the global pandemic reached our shores. According to Bicycle Industries Australia, the nation is set to hit an all time new record of bikes imported into the country in a single 12-month period.
Brisbane police are seeking the public’s help to find a woman they believe to be involved in a hit-and-run resulting in the death of a Queensland cop on the 26th of this month. Senior Constable David Masters was hit while trying to stop a suspected stolen vehicle while laying down road spikes along the Bruce Highway at Burpengary. The manual deployment of the tyre killers left the Brisbane cop vulnerable and defenceless against a fast-approaching car.
The Manningham Council is under extreme scrutiny after the Bulleen plaza has had three car incidents in the last week. After the most recent hospitalisation of a woman who was crushed outside a Templestowe Lower cafe, the community is calling for safety bollards to be installed across busy shopping strips to avoid any more potential threats.
With the number of near misses between cars and commuters at an all time high, and seven people struck by vehicles while trying to get off the tram just this year, the need for increased security and protection measures is imperative.
Since the beginning of COVID-19, businesses and events have had to adapt and change the way they handle public engagement. A cost-productive way to ensure crowd control and accessibility is through Tensile Retractable Belt Barriers.
Our high-impact flexible bollards protect the Former Royal Mint, located in Melbourne City on the land of the Kulin people, which has been open since 1872. It stands proud as one of Melbourne’s heritage sites. Many things in its past, the Renaissance Revival architecture is a key institution that helped in the development of Melbourne as a city and Australia as a nation. Today, the building is home to the Hellenic Museum, a dedication to the celebration of ancient and modern Greece.
Australian Bollards range of hostile vehicle mitigation (HVM) solutions like the AB-PB168-900S Pneumatic Bollard is the perfect access control sys...
The team at Australian Bollards Roadside Services and Saferoads Division recently installed AB-EAB Energy Absorbing Bollards at stop 23 alongs...
Public security and asset protection is always at the forefront of Australian Bollards mind and our highly trained team have recently installed pn...
Australian Bollards has once again had the pleasure of providing a solution with our AB-270-900S Stainless Steel Hydraulic Bollards at Deakin University’s Burwood Campus. Delivering a range of Hostile Vehicle Mitigation solutions and engineered to meet IWA-14-1 standards, Australian Bollards Hydraulic Bollard is the most reliable technology for the most intense use at all temperatures and weather conditions.
Australian Bollards has recently had the pleasure of installing our W-Beam Railing at stop 22, located at Smith St/Queens Pde in Fitzroy.
Australian Bollards AB-HI140-Y yellow powder-coated High Impact Bollards are sub-surface bollards providing protection against reckless drivers and deliver Hostile Vehicle Mitigation solutions which help keep a secure perimeter around particular buildings.
