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The AIPIO is the peak representative body for all intelligence professionals. Facilitating transformative change in the intelligence profession to benefit the wider intelligence community through collaboration, member participation, transparency, accountability and trust.

Intelligence practice is multi-disciplinary, which is reflected in the Institute’s diverse membership drawn from a wide range of practice areas, including; National Security, Defence, Law Enforcement, Compliance, Business, Academe, and ICT.

 









AIPIO Highlights for 2012
AIPIO Highlights for 2012

AIPIO Events:

March 2012 – AIPIO Roadshow (QLD, NSW, ACT, VIC, SA, WA)

June 2012 – Local event in each state

July 2012 – AIPIO Conference (Sydney)

September / October – Local event in each state OR 2nd AIPIO Roadshow

November 2012 – AIPIO Forum and AGM (WA)

December 2012 – Local event in each state – pre Christmas


Board Meetings:

The AIPIO Board will meet in the First Wednesday of each alternate month.

11 Jan 2012

7 Mar 2012

2 May 2012

4 July 2012

5 Sep 2012

7 Nov 2012

Additionally the Board will meet on the following dates:

27 July – Conference wash-up

23 November – AGM

24 November – Planning Day for 2013

Newsletter Dates:

1/2012 – End January 2012

2/2012 - End April

3/2012 – End August

4/2012 – End Oct

Intelligence 2012 - Anticipating Risk and influencing action
Intelligence 2012 - Anticipating Risk and influencing action

Intelligence 2012 explores the challenges arising from the growing partnership between intelligence practitioners and their customers. Customer expectations of intelligence officers are growing as intelligence-led approaches are becoming more widely employed in government and the private sector. Two key challenges to be explored at Intelligence 2012 concern: anticipating risks in the operating environment; and influencing action by decision-makers. Intelligence 2012 will include case-based perspectives from practitioners, managers and customers, offering practical advice to address these topical professional challenges. More Information

24-26 July 2012 at the Swissotel Sydney
ASIO annual Report - To the Australian Government
ASIO annual Report - To the Australian Government

ASIO produces a classified and an unclassified annual report. Section 94 of the Australian Security Intelligence Organisation Act 1979 requires the Director-General of Security, as soon as practicable after 30 June, to furnish to the Minister a report on the activities of ASIO. The Minister is required to table an unclassified version of this report in Parliament within 20 sitting days of receipt. For reasons of national security, Part 3 of the ASIO Annual Report has been redacted in its entirety to produce the unclassified Report to Parliament. ASIO is the only Australian intelligence agency to produce an unclassified annual report. Read the Report here

Try the new Website Blog in the members area
Try the new Website Blog in the members area
The AIPIO website now has a user friendly blog with a number of useful and effective options among which is Multiple Blogging mode that can be used by numerous AIPIO Members and blogs at the same time. The feature enlists all the standard blog features. This feature is for use by members only and you must be logged in to access this feature.
Purchase AIPIO Journals Online. Available via the AIPIO website e-commerce page
Purchase AIPIO Journals Online. Available via the AIPIO website e-commerce page
The Institute uses a refereed Journal to provide a forum for the disciplined exchange of views on the intelligence theory and practice from acknowledged leaders in the field of intelligence both in Australia and overseas. The Journal Editor supported by an Editorial Board issues Guidelines for Authors and Guidelines for Referees. Potential authors are invited to submit an article to the Journal Editor. Journals can be purchased on AIPIO Journals
AIPIO Journals can now be purchased online.