Counter Terrorism Exercises
- 2011 - ‘Black Angus’ - Multi-agency counter-terrorism exercise held at Sydney Olympic Park testing police and other agencies response to Mumbai style terrorist attack.
- 2010 - 'Mercury 10' - Multi-jurisdictional counter-terrorism exercise held across ACT, Tasmania, Victoria, South Australia, Queensland and the Northern Territory.
- 2010 - 'Metro Surge' - Multi-agency counter-terrorism exercise held in Western Australia.
- 2009/2010 - 'Prometheus', 'Proteus', 'Baccus' - Queensland Police exercise focus sing on a variety of State specific events/locations.
- 2009 - 'Hotel Taunt' - Queensland Police and Australian Customs Service exercise held in Brisbane.
- 2008 - 'Mercury 08' - Multi-jurisdictional counter-terrorism exercise held across Western Australia and Queensland.
- 2007 - 'Southern Contact' - Multi-agency counter-terrorism exercise held in Tasmania testing operational response of various agencies to incidents.
- 2006 - 'Blue Luminary' - Multi-Agency counter-terrorism exercise held in Sydney in preparation for the 2007 APEC summit.
- 2006 - 'Western Explorer' - Counter-terrorism response capability exercise held in Western Australia.
- 2005 - 'Mercury 05' - Multi-jurisdictional counter-terrorism exercise held in Victoria focused on prperation for the 2006 Commonwealth Games held in Melbourne.
- 2005 - 'Mars Anchor' - Australian Defence Force Special Operations Command counter-terrorism exercise held in prperation for Mercury 05 and the 2006 Commonwealth Games.
- 2004 - 'Mercury 04' - The inaugural multi-jurisdictional exercise involving Tasmania, South Australia, the Northern Territory and Victoria.
- 2003 - 'Scrummage' - Multi-jurisdictional counter-terrorism exercise held in preparation for the 2003 Rugby World Cup.
- 2001 - Major exercises held in preparation for the 2002 Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting held in Brisbane.
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