Australians have to return to the "be alert but not alarmed" mentality, senior members of the government have warned, following several major terrorist-related incidents around the world.Fears over the threat have prompted the government to collaborate with police, intelligence agencies and private operators to produce "Australia's Strategy For Protecting Crowded Places From Terrorism" document.
Australians have to return to the "be alert but not alarmed" mentality, senior members of the government have warned, following several major terrorist-related incidents around the world.Fears over the threat have prompted the government to collaborate with police, intelligence agencies and private operators to produce "Australia's Strategy For Protecting Crowded Places From Terrorism" document.
