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We have gather some free resources to provide some information about safety and security in Australia. Statistics indicate some patterns of criminal behaviour, but overall, any home or business is as likely to experience crime at any time. Please feel free to download, print out and read these articles at your leisure.
| AAMI Insurance Home Security Index, 2005One in ten Australian households experience a home buglary. Yet only one in five of those burgled warn their neighbours about the situation. Read more about these and other startling facts from one of Australia's biggest insurers. Download the report now | 
| Australian Crime Facts and Figures, 2007The lowdown on just how widespread crime is in Australia... looking at home and business invasion, violent crime and showing many statistics from the ABS and the Institute of Criminology.
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| Recorded Crime in Australia - Victims (2006) You would be surprised how many incidents of recorded crime there are in Australia in just one year. This report from the Australian Bureau of Statistics highlights the numbers of victims of violent and non-violent crime, further highlighting the need for a much greater awareness of security in both home and business. Download the report now |  | The Australian Crime & Safety Report (1998) This report was used by insurance companies Australia-wide after it's release in 1998 by the Australian Bureau of Statistics. A comprehensive tabled report based on police reports, insurance reports, public surveys and an extensive period of record gathering to produce Australia's most complete survey of measurable data on crime and safety. Download the report now | | | These reports require Adobe Reader. Download now . All these downloads are free to download and distribute. All content is copyright of the originators of the data. ASM Australian Security Monitoring accepts no responsiblity for the contents of these reports. |
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