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21 September 2026

Security 2030: What Queensland Businesses Should Expect From Their Security Provider

Queensland’s private security industry has a significant workforce challenge ahead. Queensland recorded individual security licence growth of just 0.32% in 2025 - the weakest growth of any mainland state. At the same time, Brisbane 2032 is currently estimated to require an additional 10,000-15,000 security personnel across venues, transport, accommodation and public realm settings […]

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16 September 2026

ANSIC announced as official security partner of the Brisbane Bandits for 2026/27

ANSIC is proud to be the official security partner of the Brisbane Bandits for the 2026/27 Australian Baseball League season […]

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14 September 2026

What Riverfire Teaches SEQ Venues About Crowd Crush Risk and Licensed Security Plans

Riverfire draws enormous crowds to Brisbane’s riverfront, and when the fireworks finish, thousands of people begin leaving at the same time. Following the congestion experienced in 2025, Brisbane City Council and transport agencies openly reviewed the challenges and reshaped the 2026 approach around crowd capacity, key choke points and effective on-ground management […]

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7 September 2026

Document Service and Skip Tracing: Getting Court and Legal Files Moving Again

When a matter stalls because someone cannot be found, or papers never quite make it into the right hands, the delay is rarely just paperwork. Court dates slip. Insurers wait. Solicitors burn hours chasing addresses that went cold months ago. Document service and skip tracing are the practical tools that get those files moving again […]

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24 August 2026

Festival Crowd Control: What Promoters Need Before the Gates Open

Festivals and large events live or die on how people move. A strong lineup will not save a site if the front of house is chaotic, the bars are overwhelmed, or an incident cannot be isolated without emptying the paddock. Crowd control is not a row of people in high-vis at the fence. It is […]

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17 June 2025

How Static Guards Enhance Security for Businesses

In today’s fast-paced business environment, security is a top priority for companies of all sizes. From preventing theft to ensuring employee safety, businesses need reliable security solutions to protect their assets and reputation. One of the most effective ways to achieve this is through the use of static guards. These security professionals provide a constant […]

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8 April 2025

2025 Security Ramping Up! Brisbane Venues – are you ready for the busy season?

As 2025 ramps up, licensed venues across Brisbane—including pubs, clubs, and entertainment spaces—face exciting opportunities for growth alongside new security challenges. With increasing crowds and evolving regulations, prioritising security has never been more critical. Taking proactive steps ensures compliance, protects patrons, and enhances a venue’s reputation within the hospitality industry. Partnering with trusted security providers […]

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11 November 2024

How to handle ‘I don’t know’

How to Handle “I Don’t Remember” in Investigations: 10 Key Strategies Encountering “I don’t remember” during investigations can be challenging. Whether it’s a genuine memory lapse or a tactic to evade tough questions, understanding the context is crucial. Here are ten effective strategies to navigate this common response: […]

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12 April 2024

ANSIC Security: Australian Veteran Owned Certified

ANSIC Security is a proudly registered Australian Veteran Owned Business, with our Managing Director, James Walker, and Chief Operating Officer, Trent Sowry, both having served our country. After their defence careers, they applied their extensive experience and knowledge by consulting to the Afghan Public Protection Force, in Afghanistan, who managed over 15,000 armed guards and […]

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1 December 2023

November Highlights: Developments in Digital Identification and Cybersecurity Strategies

The last month has brought notable developments in Queensland and across Australia, particularly with the introduction of the Queensland Digital Licence App and the launch of Australia’s Cyber Security Strategy. In this blog, we will explore these key updates and their impact throughout November. Queensland’s Digital License App On November 1st, Queensland followed in the […]

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30 November 2022

A Charity Protected From Exploitation

Blind Bats Incorporated, is a not-for-profit organisation which is funded by donations and government grants. Their aim is to assist visually impaired people to become more inclusive participants in the community through playing cricket. Leading up to this investigation, the company was due to receive over $400, 000 worth of government funding. Soon after appointing […]

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29 June 2021

ASIAL Code of Professional Conduct Statutory Compliance

ANSIC has proudly achieved statutory compliance with Australian Security Industry Association Limited (ASIAL) Code of Professional Conduct as a Security Firm Licence holder. This Certification is proof that ANSIC is committed to complying with the legislation and regulations that govern the private security industry. ASIAL is the national peak body for security organisations and professionals […]

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29 September 2020

What to do when your employees don’t feel safe at work

Do your employees feel safe at work? As a business owner and employer, it’s your responsibility to keep your team feeling safe at work – both physically and mentally. If your staff members have witnessed or experienced a situation that has made them feel unsafe, there are a number of steps you can take to […]

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24 July 2020

Why on-site security is a must for any retail store

If you own a retail business, chances are you’ve installed CCTV. While security cameras provide an excellent, visible deterrent, utilizing static guards in retail for loss prevention is key – protecting your business and its assets, and bringing peace of mind for you and your employees. So why should you invest in security personnel for […]

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24 July 2020

How to keep your construction site safe and secure

Theft, vandalism, and damage to expensive equipment are frequent problems faced by construction companies. Not only do breaches to construction sites result in time delays and lost revenue, but it can have drastic implications for workplace health and safety, should an accident occur on-site. If you’re in the construction industry, chances are you’ve asked yourself […]

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24 June 2020

How to improve the security of your neighbourhood

Are my doors strong enough to prevent a break-in? Can people on the street see valuables through my front windows? Is my neighbourhood a crime hotspot? Let’s face it, these are all questions that make us second-guess our approach to home security. Fortunately, there are a number of steps that you can take to protect […]

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29 May 2020

Top 5 ways to keep your business and team safe

Risk management & assessments play an integral role in ensuring the safety and wellbeing of your workers. A risk assessment isn’t about creating a huge mound of paperwork for you to fill out, but rather about identifying measures that your business can take to control the risks inherent in your particular workplace. In short, it […]

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29 May 2020

5 reasons to invest in security at your residential complex

If you operate a residential complex, chances are you’re taking every opportunity to ensure its security and proper upkeep. Everybody wants their residents and internal facilities kept safe! If you’ve been considering additional security and safety protocols for your block of units or your residential village, we’re here to help. Here are 5 reasons to […]

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