FEDERATION Square and Bourke Street are among many places in Melbourne’s CBD that will get temporary bollards to prevent terror attacks.
Premier Daniel Andrews announced this morning that concrete structures would be placed at the sites from as early as today.
It comes after the London and Manchester terror attacks in recent weeks and the Bourke Street tragedy, where a driver killed pedestrians in Melbourne’s CBD.
The plans for the bollards werefirst revealed on the front page of the Sunday Herald Sun in April.
A siren system was also revealed in that report as part of a $10 million safety upgrade.
Read the full article at the Herald Sun.