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Bridge Publishing is seeking back issues of Security Australia Magazine, which was printed in Australia from the early 1980s through to the early 2000s, after our back catalogue was water damaged during recent bad weather. Anyone with old copies of Security Australia Magazine, or who knows where they can be found, should contact SEN‘s editor […]

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    Bridge Publishing is seeking back issues of Security Australia Magazine, which was printed in Australia from the early 1980s through to the early 2000s, after our back catalogue was water damaged during recent bad weather.

    Anyone with old copies of Security Australia Magazine, or who knows where they can be found, should contact SEN‘s editor John Adams at editor@sen.news or call us on 61 2 9280 4425 – Bridge will happily arrange for shipping.

    We’re especially interested in issues dating from 1984 through to 1998 and will pay ready money for the ASIAL Show issue from 93/94 with Larry Circosta on the cover. Even if you only have a few issues we’d love to get our hands on them. If any hoarders out there have a full set, let’s discuss terms.

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