DNA Awards DNA Media Please, note: wherever article is marked as a "PDF", a PDF Reader is required and may be obtained here The Lead - 20 September 2016 Type: Internet News article
Daily Advertiser Wagga - 19 April 2016 Type: News article
Queensland Times - 26 December 2015 Type: News article
The Gold Coast Bulletin - 12 December 2015 Type: News article
The Frasercoast Chronicle - 1 December 2015 Type: News article
The Manaro Post - 4 November 2015 Type: News article
Inside South Australia - 16 October 2015 Type: News article
In Daily - 25 August 2015 Type: News article
Lakes Mail - 7 July 2015 Type: News article
Maitland Mercury - 30 April 2015 Type: News article
Maitland Mercury NSW - 30 April 2015 Type:video and News article
Nine News - 21 January 2015 Type: video
NSW Great Lakes Advocate - 21 January 2015 Type: News article
Prime 7 Coffs Harbour News - 15 December 2014 Type: video
Courier Mail, Queensland Newman Government trial results - September 2 2014 Type:PDF
Maroodah Leader News - July 16 2013 Victoria, Club Kilsyth and Club Ringwood install the proven deterrent of crime DNA Guardian Type: PDF
Daily Examiner - 24 October 2012 Type: PDF
DNA Guardian : Break in DNA Channel 7 Rockhampton News - 15 May 2012 Type:video
Gold Coast Bulletin - June 2012 A community tennis club has been forced to hire a $1400-a-week security guard after 12 break-ins in only three weeks. Type: PDF
Bellingen Courier Sun - 6 June 2012
Registered clubs in the Bellingen Valley are building a security wall between themselves and would-be thieves through the installation of an innovative security system
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NBN News - Monday 30 April 2012 The Bellingen Golf Club has taken crime fighting to a whole new level. Type: video
The Advocate, Coffs Harbour - Saturday 28 April 2012 BELLINGEN Golf Club is getting hi-tech in its battle against criminals. Type: PDF
The Chronicle - Tuesday 17 April 2012 DNA methods identify robbers. Type: PDF
Prime 7 To the untrained eye it's an unassuming white box, but to an unsuspecting crim it could be their ticket to jail. Type: video
Adelaide Now Type: video
The Daily Telegraph - Wednesday 18 January 2012 A SECRET weapon is being used against crooks who target businesses and sports clubs in sleepy coastal hamlets. Type: PDF Actual website link
Security Solutions - Dec/Jan Edition 2012 DNA Guardian is the 'Next generation' innovation in security hardware. DNA Security Solutions, an Australian owned and operated company, has developed DNA Guardian with support from Police Crime Prevention and has recently partnered with Crimestoppers QLD. Type: PDF
Jewellery World magazine - Nov/Dec 2011 Following a series of robberies at its Pitt Street store in Sydney, Angus & Coote has installed DNA technology in the store and begun rolling it out to other "high risk" stores around the country. Type: PDF
Geelong Advertiser - 1 September 2011 Armed bandits strike 54 times in 12-month period. Type: PDF
The Melbourne Sunday Age - 28 August 2011 A pub in Melbourne's north is the first business in Victoria to trial a DNA spray to catch armed robbers. Type: PDF
The Sun-Herald Sydney - 28 August 2011 In just three months last year the jeweller Angus & Coote suffered four snatch-and-grab attacks at ts Pitt Street mall store. Type: PDF
Channel 7 - Today Tonight After 2 and a half years DNA Guardian has now proved how much of a deterrent to crime it is. Type: video
Bulletin - 16 July 2011 The latest defence against armed robbers is a spray which brands the criminals for at least six weeks. Type: PDF
Gold Coast Mail - 5 May 2011 Spray stain links thieves on the scene. With Gold Coast crime continuing, more and more businesses are turning to criminal marking systems. Type: PDF
The Sunday Mail - May 2011 Craig Careswell has had a machete held to his throat and been dragged from the store during and armed hold-up. Type: PDF
Today Tonight - 11 February 2011 Security vision released from retailers as a warning to you. Type: video
Today Tonight - 11 August 2010 Losing a child even for a split second can make your heart skip a beat, it's every parents worst nightmare. But now a new device has hit the market that will give mums and dads much needed piece of mind. Type: video
Virgin Blue Voyeur - January 2011 Losing track of a child at a crowded theme park or a new holiday spotis a perent's worst nightmare, but now you can keep trak of your child with Track 2U instead of attaching a barely disguised leash to them. Type: PDF
The Advertiser - 7 December 2010 Body sprays that trigger an alarm as well as mark criminals during an attack and a GPS equipped child tracker are the latest gadgets aimed at security consclous parents. Type: PDF
Jewellers Trade - October 2010 It is no secret that jewellers are a favourite target of thieves who use fraud, stealing, break enter and steal and armed robbery, but no matter what the modus operandi these criminas use - there is a system, DNA Guardian, which combines state of the art DNA technology with an effective deterrent factor to protect staff and safeguard property. Type: PDF
The Australian Financial Review - 8 June 2010 "He glowed like a Christmas tree" is how the police described a criminal who was finally caught after breaking into a pharmacy at Nobbys Beach in Newscastle, NSW on more than one occasion. Type: PDF
DNA Security Solutions - 7-9 June 2010 In appreciation of your support as a trade exhibitor at the 2010 Graffiti Forum
"Not just tagging along for the ride" Type: PDF
Security Insider - April / May 2010 Preventing the occurrance of crime is of great importance to business owners and individuals. Armed robbery has a significant impact on victims, potentially causing both physical and psychological injury, as well as having a negative impact on businesses and the broader community. Type: PDF
A Current Affair - 2009 A new hi-tech crime fighting tool made in South Australia is quickly gaining popularity and could be the key for putting the bandits behind bars. Type: video
It's every parent's worst nightmare - losing a child in a crowded shopping centre, or not knowing where they are when they should be at home. Type: PDF
Adelaide Now Looking like he is afflicted with an exotic disease, Andrew Taft is actually armed with the latest weapon in the fight against criminals. Type: PDF
A new security system using liquid technology could reduce theft from businesses traditionally seen by criminals as easy targets, including jewellers, convenience stores, and service stations. Type: PDF
In a Brisbane first the owners of a Runcorn supermarket, robbed three times int he past six years, have installed a cutting-edge crime-prevention device set to revolutionise armed robbery investigations. Type: PDF | 
