It seems you are using an outdated web browser not supported
by this website which may effect your viewing experience.
Please use
Edge
or any other modern web browser.
Was originally developed by the United States of America during World War II as a Defence storage and warehouse facility. Currently houses major stores holdings.
Prior to entering contractor areas all visitors are to report to the sign in point. When any contractor work areas during site hours sign in register must be completed at all reception areas.
7:30 am - 4:30 pm
Campbell Park Offices is a Department of Defence administrative centre. Base activities are limited to predominantly office/administration.
All visitors are required to report to Building B and D access control desk in the foyer. Your host escort must be present to be issued with a Visitor Identification Card.
The Australian Defence College was established to meet the strategic needs of the Australian Defence Force for joint professional military education and individual training.
Visitors will need a valid Defence Common Access Card (DCAC) to access the site. If not in possession of a DCAC visitors will need to be escorted by someone with DCAC access from one of the Resident Units of the base.
Located approximately 11 km from Canberra CBD site is accessed via Kirkpatrick Street.
Victoria Barracks Melbourne is the Department of Defence administrative centre. Site activities are limited to predominantly office/administration.
Only authorised vehicles allowed on site. There is no visitor parking for private plated vehicles. Requests for business related parking can be made by contacting Access Control: vtaccesscontrol.vbm@defence.gov.au.
6:30 am – 7:00 pm
Victoria Barracks is a heritage significant site. It currently accommodates various office based functions from the three services, as well as the Capability Acquisition and Sustainment Group and the Vice Chief of Defence Force.
Speed limit is 10 km/h throughout the base unless otherwise signposted.
Tasmania is a multi-site base that includes training areas, barracks and depots.
Anglesea Barracks is the main site and one of the oldest Defence bases, built in 1811 when Governor Macquarie visited the colony.
Information for visitors to the Museum is available on the Army Museum of Tasmania page on the Army website.
Other major sites includes:
The administrative headquarters of the Australian Defence Force and home of Air Force Headquarters.
All visitors: you are required to report to the security desk in the foyer of the building you are visiting, and your host must be present for you to be issued with a pass.
Safeguarding Australia by delivering valued scientific advice and innovative solutions for Defence and national security.
All vehicles coming on-site must visually and legibly display their name and mobile contact number on the vehicle dashboard.
No cameras or video recording devices to be used on site.
Domestic animals are not allowed on site.
7 am – 5 pm
Monday – Friday
Speed limit is 20km/h throughout the base unless otherwise signposted.
Site activities are limited to predominantly office/administration. It is located in Melbourne CBD, the nearest train station Southern Cross Station.
Only authorised vehicles allowed on site. There is no visitor parking at Defence Plaza Melbourne for private plated vehicles. Requests for business related parking can be made by contacting Access Control segservicedeliverysezaccesscontrol.vbm@defence.gov.au.
Majura Precinct is home to Defence personnel across all Groups and Services.
The precinct is comprised of 3 areas:
Defence shares the area with other Government Departments and companies in the private sector.
Building access is via authorised swipe access with a Defence Common Access Card. Access requests must be sent by the security officer of the building unit to be granted authorisation.