The NJM Group has worked closely with the Caribbean Business Park for many years, through our range of subsidiary businesses like Australian Bollards, Australian Handrails, Australian Glass and Ned Kelly Bike Racks. Through each stage of its construction process the NJM Group has been on site installing our range of products; architecturally designed balustrades and handrails, customised light bollards, Ned Kelly 2000 bike racks, and a range of other security solutions including wheel stops, card readers, security and parking bollards, height bars, intercoms and ramp guard rails.   ...read more

Australia has been busy with recent installations of intercom bollards all over CBDs in Melbourne and Sydney; Collins Street Square in Melbourne (http://www.australianbollards.com.au/blog/intercom-bollards-an-innovative-solution-for-collins-square), Market Street in Sydney (http://www.australianbollards.com.au/blog/intercom-bollards-first-class-communication) and now Docklands and South Melbourne. Australian Bollards’ Intercom Bollards can be customised to come in all shapes, sizes and styles – designed and built to suit your requirements. Our Intercom Bollards provide  ...read more

Introducing the Centurion Surface Mounted HVM Sliding Bollard System; an innovative A.I. Solution, providing engineered protection and access control. Available for sale or hire at a moments’ notice; no excavation necessary. It is fully operational and can be seen at our Australian Bollards head office today. At Australian Bollards we have the complete Centurion HVM Sliding Bollard System (AB-MRS370-PAS68-IWA14.1-4), a ground-breaking solution to providing sliding bollards in public areas. It consists of sliding bollards flanked by fixed bollards. It is the only   ...read more

Introducing our latest edition to Australian Bollards, the Wall Street Range. A fixed shallow mounted bollard designed with advanced computer modelling to withstand impact under stress. The Wall Street Bollard has undergone actual and Finite Element Modelling and Analysis (FEM/FEA) stress testing. It can withstand a 7.2 tonne truck traveling at an impact speed of 64kph. The stress level of the bollard has been tested against directional impact of 90 and 45 degree angles. Made with Australian reinforced steel and designed with advanced computer modelling, our Wall Street b  ...read more

Australian Bollards is a local Australian company founded in Melbourne by the NJM Group. Protection is our primary focus and the basis surrounding all of our products. Our philosophy is 'service and quality', and we are committed to providing the best quality safety products for the Australian people. We believe that every Australian individual and company has the right to safety and security; we aim to provide peace of mind as Australia’s leading company in public safety. We take pride in our products, and while we specialise in bollards of all ki  ...read more

In the last week Australian Bollards continued with another successful installation at the Caribbean Business Park. We have supplied and installed perforated balustrade panels and stainless-steel handrails which are compliant with the Australian handrail’s standard of AS1657. These high-grade 5005 H34 aluminium 3mm thick perforated panels have been powder coated to not only add an outer layer of colour, but also acts as an extra layer of protection from the outside elements. (http://www.australianhandrails.com.au/) Pow  ...read more

Tomorrow will see the return of the ICC Cricket World Cup after four long years, held in England and Wales. Australia’s highly anticipated first game will be on June 1st against Afghanistan. The Australian National Cricket Team is the worlds’ leading champion, holding the international record for the most wins at the Cricket World Cup. In 1987 the Australian team earned their first victory, successfully followed on in the years 1999, 2003, 2007 and 2015. This year marks 20 years since the tournament has been hosted by England, a perfect opportunity to the 12th edition Cricket W  ...read more

The city is ever evolving, buildings change, develop and disappear all the time. Businesses in the heart of Melbourne’s CBD are not excluded from this, they must be more ready to adapt as most of them are premium grade commercial buildings, surrounded by many bars, restaurants and shopping districts. Collins street 530 is one of these buildings that has plans to upgrade many of the security systems, ground floor and food courts in order to be safer. Australian bollards are committed to providing its customers with solutions that are tailored to fit their  ...read more

The City of Darebin has indicated a massive crackdown on cars, proposing to remove all-day parking in streets within 400 metres of train stations on the Mernda and Hurstbridge line. Car parks will not be affected, however parking near these 11 stations between Northcote and Reservoir will now only be able for two-hours. This is to deter people from driving their car to the train station and leaving them there all day. The council wants to encourage people to ride bikes instead, as these areas are becoming over congested. A great way for locals to keep their bikes safe is with  ...read more

Vehicle-borne improvised explosive devices (VBIED) are a constant and very real threat in today's society. Because of this, hostile vehicle mitigation (HVM) is fast becoming more and more important in preventing such events from occurring. Without these protective mechanisms put in place, it leaves people without the protection they deserve. Nicholas Marasco, the General Manager of Australian Bollards believes that safety is paramount when it comes to protecting people, a belief that is too shared by the Israeli government.  ...read more