New Security Installations Pty Ltd in Caloundra, Queensland | Defence company

New Security Installations Pty Ltd

Locality: Caloundra, Queensland

Phone: +61 7 5438 1355

Address: 51-55 Bulcock St 4551 Caloundra, QLD, Australia

Website: http://www.newsecurity.com.au

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25.01.2022 Staff take cover as a thief strkes at a Nambour jewellery store.

24.01.2022 Theres something magical about the morning hours. This quiet, calm time of the day is unrivaled. In fact, the morning time is so unrivaled that its the only time of day in which thousands of articles and hundreds of books are written about every year. Benjamin Franklin said one of the most quoted phrases in history about the morning time:

24.01.2022 http://www.newsecurity.com.au/will-nbn-affect-back-base-se/

22.01.2022 The company purchased a new work van today and I just want to give a huge shout of THANKS to an amazing professional - probably the best sales executive I have ever come across in the motor vehicle industry: Gavin Grant "The Van Man" Sales Executive | Mercedes-Benz Sunshine Coast... Vans Sales 65-73 Maroochy Boulevard, Maroochydore, QLD, 4558 Mercedes-Benz Vans Rural Dealer of the Year 2015, 2017 Mercedes-Benz Vans Rural Sales Executive of the Year 2015, 2016, 2017 T: 07 5409 0100 | M: 0412 037 917 | Fax: 07 5409 0111 | E: [email protected] | www.mbsunshinecoast.com.au

22.01.2022 Keep an eye out peeps

22.01.2022 Business Break-ins on the rise: An option that all businesses should consider is a quality CCTV system. These systems are reasonably unobtrusive and provide a level of security that offenders dont like. They know it provides police with a way of identifying them. http://bit.ly/1HN9W5h

21.01.2022 http://www.nationalsecurity.gov.au//good-security-good-bus

20.01.2022 Break and enters, Goodna and Cunungra Admin on Apr 23, 2015 @ 10:19am Police are seeking assistance from the public in identifying four people involved in the break and enter of two businesses in the early hours of April 20.... At about 1.15am a stolen white hatchback (pictured) reversed into a convenience store in Cunungra smashing the windows. Four people dressed in black entered the store and after ripping cabinet doors off left with an undisclosed amount of cigarettes, snack food and drink. At about 3.15am the same stolen hatchback reversed into a service station smashing the windows. Police believe the same four people then entered the store, climbed over the counter and used bolt cutters to gain entry into a cupboard in the office. An undisclosed amount of money, cigarettes, food and drink was taken before the four fled in the stolen vehicle. http://mypolice.qld.gov.au//break-and-enters-goodna-and-c/

19.01.2022 Well done to Vader - job well done !

19.01.2022 Detectives have charged a man and a boy after an alleged armed robbery at a shopping centre in Ipswich this afternoon. It will be alleged that around 2.30pm the duo, one armed with a syringe, threatened a boy whilst inside an elevator at a shopping centre on Nicholas Street. Police will further allege that the duo then demanded property from the boy before assaulting him.... The boy complied with demands and the duo ran away. The boy suffered minor injuries as a result of the incident. A 20-year-old Rosewood man was charged with one count each of armed robbery in company and assault occasioning bodily harm. The man is due to appear in the Ipswich Magistrates Court tomorrow morning. A 15-year-old boy was also charged with one count each of armed robbery in company and assault occasioning bodily harm. The boy will be dealt with under the provisions of the Youth Justice Act.

18.01.2022 Run Rabbit - Happy Ending :)

15.01.2022 Just one of the magnificent properties that we protect. https://www.facebook.com/tcheal1/posts/10153584920432787

15.01.2022 This man wants his cake, and he wants to eat it too .... Just after 3pm a man entered the shop on Morayfield Road, approached the counter and threatened the female shop attendant. The man was seen to be holding a metal object in one hand and a lighter in his other hand.... The shop attendant has complied with the mans demands and the man has then left the store with a sum of cash. The man is described as indigenous in appearance, approximately 170cms tall, with a solid build. He was wearing a black and white baseball cap, bright blue shirt with white writing on the front, and black knee length quick dry shorts. Police are asking anyone with any information that can assist their investigations to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.

14.01.2022 Another Rocket Scientist at work :) - great example of how security film on glass slows an intruder down - see how long it took him to get though a glass pain using a sledge hammer

14.01.2022 Home security wins the day again, against mindless criminals.

14.01.2022 The statistics are far from reassuring: one in four Australian households have been burgled and there are over 10,000 house fires every year leading to death and injury. Here we highlight some simple steps you can take right now to protect your home and your family. A combination of simple measures can help safeguard your home. Install a burglar alarm. Lock up every time you leave - windows and doors Lock your side gates, garden shed and garage. Always lock doors... between your house and garage Install movement-activated sensor lights and trim trees and shrubs, close to windows and doors that provide cover for intruders List all your valuable items, photograph antiques and jewellery and keep receipts with your list to help with insurance claims Make sure your home contents insurance policy is current. And that youre insured for the right amount to cover the replacement cost of your contents at todays prices Dont leave spare keys outside. Burglars know all the hiding spots Dont advertise that youre out or away. Whether youre away for a day or two or a few weeks, try and keep your home looking as lived-in as possible Dont advertise your possessions. Dont leave the box of your new TV outside the house, cut it up and recycle. https://www.nrma.com.au//keeping-safe/home-safety-security See more

14.01.2022 The boys on another job. Loving an empty warehouse to work on

14.01.2022 Share with your friends and lets help SA Police close the thief down

14.01.2022 Right on. (via Eat Local Grown)

13.01.2022 Police update The police have visited SRR again thismorning in relation to the threats and animals being assaulted at our Yandina property. The investigat...ion is ongoing and we have a few suspects. Any information is appreciated and can be privately emailed to [email protected] We still need for security cameras ( 8 in total)

11.01.2022 Thanks The Detailing Centre

11.01.2022 Do you know the hidden benefits of a Back-to-Base monitored alarm? Just one of the many benefits of a Back-to-Base monitored alarm, is an immediate response or warning if your electricity/power goes out, which is pretty important, if your assets are in the frozen department. See what some of our customers have to say... http://bit.ly/1H2feMr

10.01.2022 Knock Knock is a new national Neighbourhood Watch membership drive. Successfully established and trialled in The Gap, Queensland, the Knock Knock membership drive is now available to all Neighbourhood Watch groups. The Knock Knock resources gives you an excuse, opportunity and or reason, to go next door and meet your neighbours, in a non-confronting way. Simply take the first step and leave a voucher in your next door neighbours letterbox. The membership drive has been developed to help neighbours meet neighbours and promote neighbourliness - that leads to an engaged and safe community. Contact your local Neighbourhood Watch Office or send us an email to find out where you can get your local resources from. So come on, Knock Knock and see whos there!

09.01.2022 Is this you having a gnarly time out on the water? If so, Maroochydore Police have your GoPro and are willing to make waves to reunite it with you #surfsup http://mypolice.qld.gov.au/sunshinecoast/2015//29/surfs-up/

09.01.2022 Basic security measures will ensure you dont become a victim of a house robbery.

08.01.2022 Being home alone can be a nerve-wracking experience, especially if its your first time home alone or if youve recently moved out on your own. If youre out on your own for the first time, going from being surrounded by people to living alone takes some getting used to. Take a look at 10 tips that will help you feel safer when youre alone.

07.01.2022 Are you missing any jewellery?

07.01.2022 Thieves are very active on the coast at the moment http://mypolice.qld.gov.au//burglary-offenders-arrested-w/

05.01.2022 Sunday, 24 May 2015 - MISSING MOUNTAIN BIKES - Bulcock Beach Caloundra 2014 Model - Red & Grey and White & Green It appears someone needed our two Specialized mountain bikes more than we did... We were heading out for breakfast at about 07:55am this morning as we walked past our garage downstairs Denise just casually checked that the garage door was locked and to our surprise it wasnt . I then tried the door and the second Dead Lock was still locked I then opened the door with the intention of locking it properly once again this is when we discovered that two of our six bikes had disappeared. This happened between 22:30 last night when they were last seen and this morning at 07:55am when discovered missing. We reported the incident over the phone to Police and at about 10:30am we were visited by Senior Constable Peter Dixon and his Colleague. The good news is that nothing else was disturbed. The garage is having a back-to-base monitored alarm installed today. And we were wondering what we were going to do with our free Sunday OFF (First Day off uncommitted for a few months) Please share

03.01.2022 Learn to say NO!!!

03.01.2022 Keep an eye please

01.01.2022 The age of entitlement that is displayed by our "Australian" politicians is not at all very Australian and needs to be stopped

01.01.2022 Another robbery in Woolloongabba was reported last night - it appears robberies have been occuring here for some time. Here is an old article dating back to 1889...http://trove.nla.gov.au/ndp/del/article/3502417