Recently the World Health Organisation has declared the coronavirus a deadly emergency worldwide and a threat that must be contained. With global sporting competitions like the NBA, NHL, Grand Prix and the UEFA Champions League being suspended, postponed or cancelled, and matches in the EPL, Seria A and La Liga played behind closed doors, the threat of coronavirus has brought about social uncertainty to many parts of the world. So far Australia has managed to avoid a public outbreak but the challenge is now keeping it that way. With the National Rugby League returnin  ...read more

Australian Bollards has come up with a public health and safety security system. The AB-2200 IR Thermal Detector is a system that operates similar to a normal walk through detector but it is able to scan one’s body with the additional benefit of measuring the persons body temperature. With the current state of the world’s health at the moment the IR Thermal Detector is the perfect health and safety security solution, especially with the current on-going corona virus. The deadly disease has killed over 2,500 people and the World Health Organisation has declared it a global emerg  ...read more

. Here at Australian Bollards, we make it our priority to provide high quality service products and continuous improvement that allows us to exceed our clients expectations. Australian Bollards manufactures and supplies the AB-SRP2000-GAL (http://australianbollards.com.au/Catalog/service-route-protection-post/service-route-protection-post-1) Services Route Protection Posts, which is an ideal solution enabling safety for those who are involved with railway projects; including John Holland, Metro Tunnel, Public Transport Victoria, Metro Trains, Rail Projects Victoria, Maj  ...read more

Australia’s two main tourist destinations are Melbourne and Sydney, with approximately 949,000 people walking through the Melbourne city centre every day. Melbourne also has 2.7 million tourists visit on average a year, along with the tourists 9.3 million residents will also pass through the CBD. Sydney is also a large tourist attraction for Australia with 4 million tourists passing through the city every year. Due to all these pedestrians passing through it is important that their health and safety is taken into consideration The Hostile Mitigation Bollard System is per  ...read more

With total fire bans being implemented throughout the summer months across large regions in the state of Victoria and the rest of Australia, hundreds of fire fighters are trying to help restrict the spread of bushfires. With public safety at the forefront of Australian Bollards mind, to help out in these tough times, Australian Bollards have devised a solution which will inform and alert people of the dangers bushfires present as well as other potential hazards. This solution comes in the form of the AB-SPEHP-200; the Solar Powered Emergency Help Point Bollard. The Sol  ...read more

Melbourne is defined by a few things; largest amount of gig venues in the world, biggest coffee culture, street art galore and it is the largest operation of trams worldwide. We even have ‘super stops’ in the CBD. As trams are such an iconic feature of Melbourne, the hometown of the NJM Group, we’ve made protecting them a priority with the Australian Bollards Tram Security Package as a part of the Australian Bollards Roadside Services Division. Now that Australian Bollards are the sole distributor of Energy Absorbing Bollards (http://www.australianboll  ...read more

Flagstaff is home to the CBD’s busiest intersections, train station and the oldest garden in Melbourne. Throughout this entire area, professionals, students and tourists are bustling about trying to reach their destination. Flagstaff carpark on 535 Little Lonsdale Street is one of the busiest in the CBD, which is why Australian Bollards has installed our EDS-55 – making parking quick, safe and easy. Our Electronic Display System screens 43 (http://www.australianbollards.com.au/Catalog/all-products/eds-43-car-park-variable-rate-board) & 55 (http://www.aus  ...read more

Keeping people safe in this day and age is extremely important and the appropriate measures must be taken to protect citizens from harms way. The team at Australian Bollards Roadside Services offer the perfect solution to this problem with our Energy Absorbing Bollards. These shock or “energy absorbing bollards” are a convenient, logical solution that will keep pedestrians safe from errant hostile vehicles especially in crowded locations like Melbourne’s CBD. Proudly Australian made and designed, the AB-EAB stands one metre above groun  ...read more

Public transport has grown rapidly in Melbourne’s urban regions over the past two decades and with more people using trains now than ever it can be quite crowded in the carriages, especially with people carrying prams, skateboards and bicycles on board. To solve this problem, the Victorian Government had bike rails with chains and racks installed at train stations in early 2008, but people felt that this method didn’t adequately keep their bikes safe from the environment and potential thieves and continued carrying their bikes on the train. As such, anothe  ...read more

Friday the 20th of September 2019 held the Global Climate Strike, an event spanning 170 countries across the globe; 110 towns and cities across Australia. Australia was one of the first countries to participate in the strike that day, with over 300,000 people protesting across our country - double the number of participants compared to the last Climate Strike earlier this year – and part of the 4 million worldwide strikers. The strike was held three days before the UN Climate Action Summit of 2019 in New York. The target of the summit was to advance climate   ...read more