Notes Relating To The Virtual Briefing Between The Cyber And Infrastructure Centre And Airport Security Managers On 13 June 2025 ​

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Meeting notes from Home Affairs' Cyber and Infrastructure Centre regarding the Perimeter Security Working Group (13 June 2025) document aviation security policy response following the Avalon airport incident in March 2025, described as Australia's most serious aviation security incident since a 2017 Sydney Airport terror plot disruption. The meeting, chaired by Matthew Pedler and attended by airport operators and the Australian Airports Association, established that Home Affairs will provide clearer guidance to designated airports on perimeter security framework enhancements and arrange CEO-level roundtable meetings. Sydney Airport agreed to present its perimeter security measures at the next meeting; Melbourne Airport offered site visits to trial security technologies. The working group rejected airport requests for Home Affairs funding support, advising airports and airlines to coordinate responses independently. Members requested Home Affairs facilitate vendor presentations on available perimeter security detection and deterrence technologies at future monthly meetings beginning July 2025.