The AiPol Police Journal provides an important forum to discuss concepts and ideas on ways to achieve better policing for our community as well as dealing with the issues that affect the welfare and well-being of police in general.
AiPol, the Australasian Institute of Policing is a nonindustrial, not-for-profit incorporated association that has been established by police practitioners, for police practitioners to further the policing profession.
The institute comprises of police practitioners from all Australian and New Zealand Police agencies. With an estimated readership of 20,000 a copy of the AiPol journal will be sent to all members and to every Police Station in Australia.
Primary Membership of AiPol consists of the Australian Federal Police, NSW Police, NT Police, NZ Police, QLD Police, SA Police, TAS Police, VIC Police and WA Police. It also includes additional members from the Australian Crime Commission, Australian Border Force, ADF Military Police and staff from various Universities that specialise in law enforcement studies.
Details
| Copies | 5,000 |
| Readership (Approx.) | 15,000 |
| Journal Size | 210mm x 297mm |
| Format | 10 different sponsor inserts to support local police members with corporate sponsors in all copies |
| Distribution | AiPol is distributed to all Police Institute members, police stations and valued supporters |
| Additional Information | Three editions per year (March, June and September) Artwork required six weeks prior to delivery date. (Last deadline) 10% discount applies to an annual commitment of three editions. |