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China plans ‘greener, cleaner’ industry but faces complex challenges

June 20, 2016

New Zealand is hurtling towards a sharply divided country of extreme wealth and extreme poverty

Economics

Govt should defuse NZ’s social timebomb – but won’t

Economics

NZ’s ‘corruption free’ perception ranking drops second year in row

Solar panels on the rooftop of the Greenpeace Aotearoa office

Economics

Greenpeace backs Greens’ ‘solar homes’ policy, but warns over NZ post-election talks

Chinese Premier Li Qiang meets with Cook Islands Prime Minister Mark Brown (left) in Harbin

Economics

China deal ‘complements, not replaces’ NZ relationship, says Cook Islands PM

James Shaw and Marama Davidson

Economics

How the Greens have changed the NZ language of economic debate

October 9, 2020

PNG Communications Technology Minister Tmothy Masiu

Economics

A role for Pacific media in charting a pragmatic global outlook

July 20, 2024

Union Calédonienne’s President Emmanuel Tjibaou (centre)

Economics

Tjibaou’s party unveils plan for New Caledonia’s future ‘independence’

December 1, 2024

The port of Noumea in New Caledonia . . . unions had sought an across-the-board pay increase of 6 percent in the private sector to offset inflation

Economics

New Caledonia unions win pay rise for lowest earners

December 20, 2022

Climate adaptation

Economics

Pacific voices urge experts to ‘decolonise’ adaptation at New Zealand’s largest...

October 15, 2025

A sunset in the Mamanucas, Fiji

Economics

‘Tourists buzzing’ in resorts and islands as Fiji welcomes back visitors

December 3, 2022

Papua New Guinean Prime Minister James Marape greeted by Indonesian President Joko Widodo in Jakarta

Economics

Marape flags Pertamina fuel deal amid trade, bilateral talks in Indonesia

April 1, 2022

Economics

Indonesia reviews Papua special funds – why $7.4bn since 2002 hasn’t...

February 24, 2020

Vulupindi Haus, Port Moresby

Economics

Hackers hit PNG financial hub, fail in bid to hold state...

October 30, 2021

Economics

PNG bid to buy Rio Tinto’s shares in mine company ‘unacceptable’...

January 10, 2016

Economics

COP21: Indonesian forest fires hot issue for global climate summit

December 9, 2015

Pacific Islands Forum flags

Economics

More Pacific Islands Forum summit leaders pull out as crisis grows

July 12, 2022

Economics

‘Heavy handed’ NZ clamps down on Tokelau spending

Mackenzie Smith -

March 15, 2017

"Housing is a human right"

Economics

John Minto: Where are the journalists to tackle NZ’s prime ministerial...

September 9, 2022

NZ PM Jacinda Ardern

Economics

Trust in government is high in NZ, but will it last...

April 15, 2020

A big gathering of West Papuans in support of full West Papuan membership of the MSG took place peacefully this afternoon in the capital Jayapura

Economics

Senior MSG official calls for Melanesia to remain neutral in geopolitical...

August 22, 2023

NZ's major print media and radio company NZME

Economics

Union wary of Canadian billionaire Jim Grenon’s NZ media influence

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March 6, 2025

Economics

Chinese president bound for PNG as controversy mounts over APEC 2018

November 15, 2018

"Wrong timing", says former Prime Minister Peter O'Neill

Economics

O’Neill warns Marape over ‘improper’ eleventh hour China meeting

June 2, 2022

NZ's parliamentary Beehive

Economics

Hipkins warns NZ voters against ‘turning the clock back’ on reforms

September 1, 2023

James Marape

Economics

Scott Waide: Open letter to PM James Marape: Treat our people fairly

January 2, 2021

Economics

Labor’s climate policy too little, too late – we must run...

February 25, 2020

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CLIMATE AND COVID

Pacific verdict on COP29

Economics

COP29: Pacific climate advocates decry outcome as ‘a catastrophic failure’

A protester at COP29 calls on wealthy nations to "pay up"

Economics

COP29: Carbon credit trading scheme criticised as ‘get out of jail...

In the Eye of the Storm

Analysis

Strings attached: The reality behind NZ’s climate aid in the Pacific

Pacific Climate Warriors

Analysis

How Pacific environmental defenders are coping with the covid pandemic

CORONAVIRUS

Senator Robert F Kennedy Jr

Coronavirus

Sir Collin Tukuitonga criticises RFK Jr’s measles claims, slams health misinformation

According to WHO, Western Pacific measles cases jumped by 225 percent

Coronavirus

Better immunisation coverage needed to prevent Pacific measles, says WHO

Labour's former broadcasting minister Willie Jackson

Coronavirus

Former broadcast minister defends NZ journalism fund, state-funded media independence

1News political editor Jessica Mutch-McKay talks to the main party leaders in last night's debate

Analysis

NZ election 2023: Exposing National leader Christopher Luxon’s Māori health falsehood...

Practices like mask wearing and self-isolation should be encouraged for all

Coronavirus

NZ’s covid-19 mandates end: GP group says some mask-wearing, self-isolation still...

The 2021 post-covid Pacific media freedom panel discussion participants

Coronavirus

Pacific media should be supported post-covid, says PJR report

BEARING WITNESS

West Papua's Morning Star flag of independence

Asia Report

27 years after Biak massacre in West Papua, human rights crisis...

Eyes of Fire: The Last Voyage and Legacy of the Rainbow Warrior

Bearing Witness

Eyewitness account of Rainbow Warrior voyage – new Eyes of Fire...

Sawana Village on Fiji's Vanua Balavu island was partly destroyed by Cyclone Winston in 2016

APJS newsfile

Not up for debate: Fijian journalists in the climate crisis response

Professor David Robie

Asia Report

David Robie: Pacific lessons in climate crisis journalism and combating disinformation

USP and AUT journalism collaboration

Bearing Witness

Pacific ‘voice of the voiceless’ media in renewed post-covid struggle

Bearing Witness

Return to Rabi on the horizon for Ossies climate doco crew?

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APJS NEWSFILE

Fijian iTaukei leaders discuss contemporary issues, such as women's representation in Fijian society

APJS newsfile

Fijian journalists use talanoa and tradition to find their voice

Fijian women journalists face abuse, harassment and spam online.

APJS newsfile

Online abusers ‘shaming, silencing’ Fiji women journalists, say researchers

Islands Business general manager Samantha Magick (right)

APJS newsfile

Islands Business: ‘Big picture’ style journalism is the future for...

QUT student journalist Maxim Bock with Fiji TV's director of news, current affairs and sports Felix Chaudhary (right)

APJS newsfile

Surviving harassment in journalism – how Felix Chaudhary kept on top

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French Minister for Overseas Naïma Moutchou

Decolonisation

New dates for French minister Moutchou’s visit to New Caledonia

Amnesty International secretary general Agnès Callamard

Asia Report

NZ government has ‘Trumpian accent’, says global human rights advocate

A pro-Palestinian protester outside the public broadcaster TVNZ in an Auckland demonstration

Asia Report

Censorship crusade: Israel targets platforms and online archives to ‘rewrite Gaza’

UniSaver New Zealand

Decolonisation

‘Divest from genocide’ call by NZ university workers to UniSaver

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Te Pāti Māori co-leaders Debbie Ngarewa-Packer and Rawiri Waititi

Analysis

NZ’s Te Pāti Māori purge fails to end the party war

Award-winning TVNZ investigative journalist Indira Stewart speaking at the Pacific Media International conference in Suva, Fiji, in July 2024. Papers from the conference are featured in the inaugural edition of Pacific Media being published today.

Editor's Picks

New Pacific Media journal launched in APMN and USP partnership

Concern over the Pacific Ocean being hyper-militarised

Civil Society

Pacific civil society warn of growing militarisation and mining pressure on...

Pacific People's Mission to Kanaky

Decolonisation

‘Profound distrust’ in France, says Pacific people’s mission report calling for...

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Australia

Still stealing the generations – the abduction of Indigenous Australian children...

Jacinda Ardern

Analysis

Gordon Campbell: Media collusion with National’s attack lines the real disgrace

Global

Deported Freedom Flotilla activist Mike Treen arrives back in NZ

Taiwan Day event in Suva

Asia Report

Chinese diplomatic gatecrash incident alleged at Taiwan event in Suva

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Award-winning TVNZ investigative journalist Indira Stewart speaking at the Pacific Media International conference in Suva, Fiji, in July 2024. Papers from the conference are featured in the inaugural edition of Pacific Media being published today.

Editor's Picks

New Pacific Media journal launched in APMN and USP partnership

Concern over the Pacific Ocean being hyper-militarised

Civil Society

Pacific civil society warn of growing militarisation and mining pressure on...

Dame Jacinda Ardern, Special Envoy for Oceania and former prime minister of Aotearoa New Zealand (right) and Coral Pasisi, Director of Climate Change and Sustainability at the Pacific Community (SPC)

Civil Society

Oceania ‘voice’ Jacinda Ardern in open letter climate crisis plea in...

Pacific People's Mission to Kanaky

Decolonisation

‘Profound distrust’ in France, says Pacific people’s mission report calling for...