You can report concerns about any possible signs of terrorism and foreign interference you notice in the community.
If you see something suspicious, you can provide information to law enforcement and security agencies about possible terrorist and foreign interference activities.
How to report possible signs of terrorism
The Australian National Security Hotline is the single point of contact for the public to report possible signs of terrorism.
It also provides information to callers on a wide range of national security matters.
Visit the Australian National Security website(opens in a new window) or call the National Security Hotline on 1800 123 400.
Examples of terrorism and foreign interference
You can find examples of possible terrorist and foreign interference activities on the Australian National Security website.
Counter terrorism and emergency management
Victoria's emergency management arrangements are designed to deal with all hazards, including terrorism.
The Emergency Management Act 2013(opens in a new window) defines Victoria's emergency management structure and assigns significant roles and responsibilities.
The State Emergency Management Plan contains the principal policies and planning arrangements.
Further information is available on the Emergency Management Victoria website(opens in a new window).
What to do in an armed attack
ESCAPE. HIDE. TELL.
Learn about our critical safety advice in the event of an armed attack.
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