Save on everyday business basics with Officeworks


ASIAL members can now save up to 80% off the RRP on a selected range of everyday office essentials through Officeworks.

Discounts on more than 200 stationary items can be accessed by ASIAL Corporate members and delivered free of charge.

Savings include:

  • A4 Reflex copy paper
RRP $5.29, ASIAL member price $4.54

  • Post it 'Sign & Date' flag
RRP $11.98, ASIAL member price $6.35

Find out how to sign up for this new ASIAL member benefit today!

Latest Industry News



Modern Awards


The Australian Industrial Relations Commission has handed down its decision on variations and transitional arrangements sought by ASIAL in respect of the new Security Services Award 2010 (the Award).

What do the changes mean for you? Attend an upcoming ASIAL breakfast briefing and workshop to find out more:


  • QLD - 24 February 2010, Victoria Park Function Centre. Register now!

ICAC Report Released


The Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) has released its report titled 'Corruption in the Provision and Certification of Security Industry Training'.


Security Industry Awards for Excellence 2010


Thursday 29th April 2010
River Room, Crown, Melbourne

The Australian Security Industry Awards for Excellence are Australia’s premier security awards program. Entering their 15th year, the awards recognise outstanding individuals and organisations within the security industry and serve as an independent benchmark of the quality of their work.

Changes to NSW Police Alarm Response Policy


On 1 December 2008 the NSW Police Force (NSWPF) changed the way security companies report alarm activations. This resulted in the introduction of the 1900 Direct Access Service (DAS) initiative.

As a result of this initiative, the NSWPF has indicated that there has been a significant drop in the number of alarm calls being reported. Notwithstanding the decrease in alarm calls, there is still a significant percentage of these calls that have been identified as non genuine activations.

A review of alarm calls received by NSWPF highlights a number of areas where security companies are incorrectly reporting activations, particularly in respect of hold up alarms.


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