Took over security in 2012, was restricted after midnight to plastics, from 2012 to 2018 June, we had not recorded any breaches from a security point of view; OLGR, Sled, Licensing Police and other government agencies consistently visited the venue and couldn’t find any breaches while we were there – Licensing Police said they had breached every other venue in Newtown but not us, due to the vigilance and high standard our crew set in Newtown, which after the lock out laws, started to

Was named the most violent venue in NSW, and definitely the Central Coast. We took over the security in July 2018 and since then have gone from 16 or more assaults recorded, to only 3 recorded since our inception till now February 2019. Licensing Police say we are the best company on the Central Coast, and that we have really raised the bar due to our communication levels on the door and our willing to investigate potential drug users and buyers when spotted. We work very closely with Police and have ticked all the right boxes since our inception at the Sunken Monkey

Took over security in 2007, was forever known as the ‘duck n swing’, was in top 50 most violent venue (assaults) to totally off the radar within 3 years. Police had praise for our guards, management and head doormen as they dealt with the problematic crowd and even though the pub went thru 4-5 different companies previously in a matter of years, our company had endured the hard times, which eventually turned into the good times and we stayed at the venue for almost 10 years before new owners eventually purchased the venue