If it doesn’t feel right, flag it

If you see something that doesn’t feel right, make it your business. Flag it anonymously with Border Watch. One small observation could help stop a much larger border crime.

The Border Watch program is an initiative that educates, informs and asks members of the community and industry to report suspicious border-related behaviour and activities

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The Australian Border Force protects our vast borders from illegal

activity, like gun and drug trafficking.

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If you see something that doesn’t feel right, make it your business.

Flag it, anonymously, at borderwatch.gov.au

One small observation could help stop a much larger border crime.

If it doesn’t feel right, flag it, at borderwatch.gov.au.

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How to make a report

To make a report, you can complete the Border Watch reporting form. You can chose to remain anonymous.

If you cannot submit your report online, you can also make a report over the phone or by post.

Please be aware that intentionally providing false or misleading information to Border Watch is a serious offence.

See reporting details

Industry program

Border Watch members are involved in the movement of goods and people across the Australian border.

Members partner with us to report suspicious activity to Border Watch.

Becoming a Border Watch member

Before you make a report

You can choose to make a report anonymously.

Read our Information Protection Statement for more information about what we do with the information you provide. If you have any concerns about being identified please consider submitting your report anonymously.

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