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Melbourne security upgrades

The Victorian Government, City of Melbourne and Victoria Police are working in partnership to strengthen security across Melbourne’s central city.

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The $52.5 million CBD security upgrade project includes the installation of physical protections at some of Melbourne s busiest and most pedestrianised locations, additional CCTV cameras and a new public address system.

Security upgrades are now complete at Southbank Promenade, Southern Cross Station, Queen Victoria Market, Flinders Street Station, Princes Bridge, Bourke Street Mall, State Library of Victoria, Olympic Boulevard, Birrarung Marr and Federation Square. Speakers have also been installed in 94 locations to create a public-address system for use in emergencies.

Melbourne's CCTV network has been expanded as well, with 30 new cameras added and the existing cameras and network upgraded. To read more about CCTV cameras in the city, see City of Melbourne's Safe City cameras network.

For more information about the broader security upgrades program covering key sites around the CBD, visit the Victorian Government s website: Melbourne security upgradesOpens in new tab.
 

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We acknowledge and honour the unbroken spiritual, cultural and political connection they have maintained to this unique place for more than 2000 generations.

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