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Indonesian journalists ‘bought, broken and soul searching’, says researcher
By Michael Andrew
The Indonesian media is contributing to resentment and racism toward Papuans, according to a human rights researcher and former journalist.
Andreas Harsono of Human...
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Morrison’s attitude ‘neo-colonial’, says Tuvalu PM
By RNZ Pacific
Tuvalu's Prime Minister has condemned the Australian Prime Minister's conduct at last week's Pacific Islands Forum, calling Scott Morrison's attitude "unfortunate" and "neo-colonial,"...
‘Bullying’ Australia disregards Pacific over climate crisis, says 350 Pacific
Pacific Media Watch Newsdesk
Eighteen leaders from the Pacific region met for 12 hours at the 50th Pacific Islands Forum meeting with Australia holding out...
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West Papua riots: Why Indonesia needs to answer for its broken...
ANALYSIS: By Camellia Webb-Gannon of the University of Wollongong
Last weekend, the Indonesian police took 43 West Papuan students into custody for allegedly disrespecting the...
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Gallery: Guardianship photo shoot with the Ihumātao ‘protectors’
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The Pacific Media Centre's Del Abcede joined the Ihumātao "protectors" protest at the weekend to soak up the atmosphere of guardianship...
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Indonesian journalists ‘bought, broken and soul searching’, says researcher
By Michael Andrew
The Indonesian media is contributing to resentment and racism toward Papuans, according to a human rights researcher and former journalist.
Andreas Harsono of Human...
West Papua riots: Why Indonesia needs to answer for its broken...
ANALYSIS: By Camellia Webb-Gannon of the University of Wollongong
Last weekend, the Indonesian police took 43 West Papuan students into custody for allegedly disrespecting the...
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Indonesian journalists ‘bought, broken and soul searching’, says researcher
By Michael Andrew
The Indonesian media is contributing to resentment and racism toward Papuans, according to a human rights researcher and former journalist.
Andreas Harsono of Human...
West Papua riots: Why Indonesia needs to answer for its broken...
ANALYSIS: By Camellia Webb-Gannon of the University of Wollongong
Last weekend, the Indonesian police took 43 West Papuan students into custody for allegedly disrespecting the...
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Indonesian journalists ‘bought, broken and soul searching’, says researcher
By Michael Andrew
The Indonesian media is contributing to resentment and racism toward Papuans, according to a human rights researcher and former journalist.
Andreas Harsono of Human...
PNG journalists, media unite against ‘unacceptable’ Choi sacking
By Michael Andrew
Journalists across Papua New Guinea have spoken out in support of EMTV news director Neville Choi after his "unacceptable" termination from a...
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Pacific Games: New Caledonia lead, Samoa following at halfway point
By RNZ Pacific
New Caledonia has a healthy lead on the Pacific Games medals table after the first week of the competition.
The French Territory has...
No sunbaking in Fiji for Kate – she’s riding to save...
By Anita Divers
Kate Bielby is going to Fiji this month - but she won’t be lying in the sun on the beach.
Instead, she will...
SOCIO-ECONOMICS
Brexit referendum asked the wrong questions, says AUT academic
By Anya Imandin
The right answer to the wrong question over the Brexit referendum is still the wrong answer, says an Auckland University of Technology...
Contribution by Pacific community more than money, says academic
By Rahul Bhattarai
The Pacific community has contributed immensely to New Zealand's economy - but that isn't the only contribution, says a leading development studies...
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Cook Islands to follow Samoa and ban Rocketman
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The movie Rocketman is likely to be banned in the Cook Islands, despite having already been in the cinema for a...
Vanuatu student journalist launches first poetry collection and aims higher
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Maha Tomo, of Ngai Tahu, Rangitane,...
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Multimedia, innovation vital for Pacific journalism, says academic
By Ben Bilua in Suva
Multimedia skills and innovation are key to adapting to the changing media landscape, says US academic Professor Debora Wenger as...
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