Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115580 total results. Showing results 561 to 580 «252627282930313233Next ›Last » Australia’s intelligence community can’t meet the AI age with an analogue product AUSTRALIA: The national intelligence community (NIC) has spent the past quarter-century building effective collection, processing and analytic capability. But if intelligence arrives in the wrong form, at the wrong speed or in a way poorly matched to how consumers (think ministers, officials and operators) increasingly absorb information, it will lose influence. That is the central argument of my new ASPI report, Reading the Room: Redesigning intelligence product for the AI age. In the emerging AI era, the looming issue is whether intelligence agencies can deliver their hard-won insights in a form decision-makers can and will actually use. The Strategist 16/6/2026 Feature, Opinion Officers and public want the same from policing – but constraints and a ‘Cinderella’ local service are damaging trust A new report from the Vulnerability & Policing Futures Research Centre highlights the strong alignment between officers and the public on aspirations for policing in England and Wales; but with operating constraints reducing neighbourhood policing to a “Cinderella service”, it argues for more open and honest communication with the public, as well as a stronger focus on fixing relationships within policing, if trust and legitimacy are to be maintained, reports Policing Insight’s Keith Potter. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 16/6/2026 Analysis, Feature Reading the room: Redesigning intelligence product for the AI age AUSTRALIA: Reading the room argues that Australia’s National Intelligence Community faces a growing mismatch between how intelligence is produced and how it is now consumed in an AI-shaped information environment. While intelligence collection and analysis have advanced significantly, the formats, delivery methods and user experience of intelligence products have changed far less. As ministers, policymakers and operational leaders increasingly expect information that is faster, more interactive, more tailored and easier to use, the report warns that intelligence risks losing relevance unless it adapts deliberately. Australian Strategic Policy Institute (ASPI) 16/6/2026 Report More than 100 arrested at protest outside court amid Palestine Action ruling Prior to the protest on Monday, the Met had made 3,017 arrests for expressing support for Palestine Action. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 16/6/2026 News Sewage Data Reveals £9.8bn Cocaine Market in England England’s cocaine market was worth an estimated £9.8 billion at retail level in the year to July 2025, according to new Home Office research that uses wastewater analysis to measure drug consumption at population scale for the first time. Police Professional 16/6/2026 News Policing Marks One Year Since Casey Audit on Group-Based CSE Policing has marked the first anniversary of Baroness Casey’s National Audit on Group-Based Child Sexual Exploitation and Abuse, reaffirming its commitment to improving how forces identify, investigate and support victims of group-based offending. Police Professional 16/6/2026 News Essex set to name first female chief constable Essex Police could be set to have the first ever female chief constable in its 186-year history. BBC 16/6/2026 News Data reveals police use of force against under-18s Norfolk Police has used force against children and teenagers more than 3,500 times in the past four years, figures reveal. BBC 16/6/2026 News Policing Honours: The King’s Birthday List in Full Dozens of police officers, staff and volunteers have been recognised in His Majesty The King’s Birthday Honours List, with awards ranging from a damehood for a recently retired chief constable to medals for long-serving constables and special constables. Police Professional 16/6/2026 News Former garda jailed for six years over fatal hit-and-run REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A former garda who admitted dangerous driving causing the death of a 45-year-old man in Drogheda two years ago has been jailed for six years. RTÉ (Republic of Ireland) 16/6/2026 News Weekly academic research summary This summary curates the key policing-related research that's been published online in the last week, with links to the original journal articles, and selected abstracts. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 16/6/2026 News Inquiry makes 12 recommendations after Alberta man’s death in RCMP custody CANADA: Michael Mullock died in an RCMP holding cell in 2019. A fatality inquiry report highlights errors and policy breaches during his 10 hours in custody. Officers and paramedics thought Mullock was highly intoxicated. An autopsy found no alcohol in his system and that he instead died of a stroke. CBC News (Canada) 16/6/2026 News, Video Accused criminals flown out of remote communities as WA regional courts shut AUSTRALIA: WA Police have been forced to fly some accused criminals out of remote communities following announced regional court closures. ABC News (Australia) 16/6/2026 News Police officer charged, Emergency Response and Coordination Command AUSTRALIA: A 32-year-old male senior constable from the Emergency Response and Coordination Command has been charged in relation to alleged assault offences. myPolice - Queensland Police News 16/6/2026 News Off-duty cop clocked at 200km/h in alleged street race AUSTRALIA: An off-duty NSW Police officer allegedly reached speeds of 200km/h during an illegal street race. Police say they clocked the 22-year-old man driving at more than twice the speed limit in an 80km/h zone on Camden Valley Way in Sydney's southwest on Monday night. Australian Associated Press (AAP) - Subscription at source 16/6/2026 News NSW Police investigate video of officer pushing woman at Wollongong Bisalloy protest AUSTRALIA: A video has emerged showing a woman falling to the ground after being pushed by police officer during a pro-Palestine protest. ABC News (Australia) 16/6/2026 News, Video Jonathan Hinder MP: Why police officers need a real choice on representation In this final conversation with Labour MP Jonathan Hinder, the focus shifts to police representation and the growing campaign for reform in how rank-and-file officers are represented. Drawing on his own experience as a former police officer, Hinder explains why he believes too few people speak up for policing nationally and why officers need a body that is both strong in public debate and genuinely accountable to its members. The discussion centres on the National Police Association’s campaign to break the monopoly on police representation and allow officers more choice over who speaks for them. Hinder reflects on the current state of the Police Federation, the pressure building within Parliament and the Home Office, and why this moment of wider police reform could also be the right time to rethink representation itself. PolicingTV 16/6/2026 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video Integrating MHCR and CIT: Niagara’s standard for crisis response CANADA: Across Canada, more police services are offering crisis intervention training to their officers, reflecting a growing commitment to improving outcomes for individuals experiencing mental health crises. In Ontario, this shift is also seen in the rising number of services that now use co-response units, which pair police officers with allied mental health professionals. In 2023, the Canadian Mental Health Association Ontario1 counted 94 co-response teams operating across the province. These programs, often called (mobile) Crisis Intervention Teams (CITs), mark valuable progress toward more compassionate, coordinated and effective crisis response systems. Blue Line (Canada) 15/6/2026 Feature NSW Police watchdog delivers findings into response to Lindy Lucena’s death AUSTRALIA: The NSW Police watchdog has found the response on the night Lindy Lucena was beaten to death by her abusive partner was "inadequate" but did not amount to serious misconduct. The Law Enforcement Conduct Commission (LECC) has handed down its report into the police response to the death of Ms Lucena, following an ABC News investigation into the case. The report also found "systemic issues" contributed to the delay in responding to the Triple Zero (000) call on the night Ms Lucena was killed by Robert Huber. ABC News (Australia) 15/6/2026 News Ottawa police chief addresses misconduct within service CANADA: Ottawa Police Chief Eric Stubbs addresses members of the Ottawa Police Service in this May 2026 internal video message, obtained by CTV News Ottawa. CTV News (Canada) 15/6/2026 Feature, Video «252627282930313233Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
