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Here you’ll find a range of publicly available media articles relevant to the intelligence profession in New Zealand. If you are aware of recent news that should be included on this page, or if you wish to submit an article for inclusion in our newsletter, please email us at info@nziip.org.nz with the subject line NEWS.

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Demystifying Intelligence: Insights from the 2024 Conference

This year’s Annual NZIIP Conference delivered on its aspiration to Demystify Intelligence. Beginning with Director General GCSB, Andrew Clark, the day’s speakers provided unique perspectives on how the intelligence profession can come out of the shadows and make...

The new website is here!

Tēnā koutou I am excited to announce a refreshed strategy for the New Zealand Institute of Intelligence Professionals. When we were established, it was for the purpose of fostering collaboration between individuals and organisations who contribute to the intelligence...

Call for Papers: Intelligence and National Security Journal

It is a common public misconception that intelligence analysts only work for government agencies. The reality is that our membership includes a variety of private sector employees, from backgrounds such as consulting firms, banks, the aviation industry.To improve...

Diversity and Inclusion Work Package

It is a core belief, central to the Institute's strategy, that diversity, inclusion, and equity are not just ethical imperatives, but are also foundational components for achieving excellence in intelligence practice. It was this belief that led to the development of...

National Security Long-term Insights Briefing published

A new report has been published which examines the perceived long-term threats to Aotearoa New Zealand's national security. The research included government agencies, independent members of the public, a variety of ethnic and migrant communities and publicly available...