Women in security
There is often a public misconception about the security industry and the types of roles within it. Commonly seen as “guns, guards, and gates”, those within the industry know this …
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Security working with youth
Last year we visited Dandenong Plaza to see the work of a Security and Youth Liaison Officer, Mohammed Mustafa, and the changes he was making among youths in the area. …
2016 Ruddock Fellow
Congratulations to David Foley on a successful nomination as next year’s Ruddock Fellow which will be formerly presented next year.
Officer changes young lives and security
At Dandenong Plaza shopping centre, Victoria, gang rivalry and adverse youth activity were daily occurrences. Centre management, noticing that Mohammad Mustafa, who has worked as part of the security team …
Security heroes
During interviews with the 2015 ASMF’s Valour Recipients, we asked them “Why do you like being a security officer?”
New Year, new Chairman at the ASMF
Thinking about nominating someone for an Australian Security Medal of Valour or Australian Security Medal? Incoming Chairman, Paul Maihi, talks about nominations and our event this year.
The Australian Security Medal explained
Rod Cowan explains what the Australian Security Medal is about about and why you should be thinking about nominating someone.
Studying security
Have you ever thought about studying Security? One of the ASMF’s supporters, Edith Cowan University, offer a range of Higher Education Degrees in Security. As Professor Chapman explains in this …
What does security mean?
We are starting to ask people what security means to them and what better way to start by asking some of our frontline men and women. Four Security Officer’s tell us …
Medal recipients acknowledged in Federal Parliament
Following this year’s ASMF Gala Charity Dinner, the Foundation’s Patron, The Hon Phillip Ruddock acknowledged the 2015 medal recipients in Parliament and commended the Foundation on its work. Hansard reads: …