Cement bollards in regional centres key to fight against terrorism

By Rachel Olding
Updated May 15 2017 - 7:05pm, first published 7:00pm
Temporary concrete bollards were erected along major streets in Melbourne for the Australia Day parade this year. Photo: Eddie Jim
Temporary concrete bollards were erected along major streets in Melbourne for the Australia Day parade this year. Photo: Eddie Jim

Portable cement bollards should be installed at the ends of corsos and shopping malls in every major city and town, according to security experts who warn that Australia is still too vulnerable to a Nice or Westminster-style terror attack.

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