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Calling out China for cyberattacks is risky — but a lawless digital world is even riskier

July 21, 2021

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Elite groups ‘contain’ nuclear food safety debate, says researcher

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Ethics needed in computing and tech to stop ‘robber barons’, says academic

Climate provisions in New Zealand's Budget 2023

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Budget 2023: NZ’s climate and science sectors react to wins and losses

Palau's leader Surangel Whipps Jr (left) and US President-elect Donald Trump

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Palau’s president invites Trump to visit Pacific to see climate crisis impacts

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PNG LNG – failed predictions and PNG’s resource curse

May 1, 2018

Global cyberattacks

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Calling out China for cyberattacks is risky — but a lawless...

July 21, 2021

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Raided journalist: ‘If you phone a source, you’re a bloody idiot’

February 3, 2016

Professor Michael Baker

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WHO covid-19 status changed but still NZ’s infectious ‘number one killer’

May 8, 2023

The tsunami warning broadcast today for New Caledonia

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Magnitude 7.7 earthquake near Loyalty Islands triggers tsunami threat for Vanuatu,...

May 19, 2023

Professor Steven Ratuva

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‘Call it what it is – climate crisis, not just change,’...

May 8, 2022

NZ Reserve Bank

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Reserve Bank investigates cyber attack – latest in NZ digital breaches

January 11, 2021

Australian anti-nuclear activist Nat Lowrey (left) joined activists from Japan, Tonga and Fiji in Sapporo, Japan,

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Japan’s Fukushima nuclear waste plan stirs ‘Pacific Chernobyl’ risk protests

June 29, 2023

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Multimedia, innovation vital for Pacific journalism, says academic

August 19, 2019

Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant

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Rabuka, PIF ‘undermine credibility’ of Pacific experts over Japan’s nuclear waste...

August 12, 2023

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Pacific ‘smart’ thinking grows creative tension between policy and research

December 13, 2018

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Digicel Asia-Pacific bridges the Digital Divide in PNG

June 2, 2016

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Fiji’s Daku village people adapt to challenge of rising sea

May 10, 2016

NZ mask exemption rules

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‘Shooting ourselves in the foot’ – NZ doctor calls for tighter...

April 29, 2022

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

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

August 15, 2023

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Moore’s environmental documentary storm – the truth behind the claims

May 7, 2020

Helen Clark

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Boe climate and security pact big step forward, but lacks a...

Jessica Marshall -

September 21, 2018

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#COP21: Drama over ‘most important global agreement in history’

December 15, 2015

Fukushima Daichi nuclear power station

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Anti-nuclear group condemns Fiji PM Rabuka’s Fukushima wastewater stance

August 5, 2023

Dr Ashley Bloomfield 030221

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NZ’s Medsafe grants Pfizer-BioNTech covid vaccine provisional approval

February 3, 2021

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The digital media revolution, a free press and student journalism

November 4, 2015

There are still about 12,500 nuclear warheads on the planet

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Oppenheimer’s warning lives on: global laws, treaties fail to stop new...

July 30, 2023

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CLIMATE AND COVID

Pacific verdict on COP29

Climate

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

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

Asia Report

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

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

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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

Former NZ prime minister Jacinda Ardern

Coronavirus

King’s Birthday Honours: Former NZ leader Jacinda Ardern receives high accolade

BEARING WITNESS

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

Science-Technology

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?

Bearing Witness

Fiji to set up relocation trust fund for villages hit by...

Bearing Witness

Banabans climate change student documentary chosen for third festival

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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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Buildings ‘pancaked’ in Vanuatu as 7.3 magnitude quake strikes off capital...

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Quake-shocked New Caledonian children repatriated from Vanuatu

A scene of utter devastation in Gaza

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Israeli-American historian describes attacks on Gaza as ‘war of annihilation’

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Israeli-American historian describes attacks on Gaza as ‘war of annihilation’

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West and media are ‘erasing’ Palestinian history, say critics

Rescue operations underway on a commercial building flattened by the earthquake in Vanuatu 17 Dec 2024

Disasters

Buildings ‘pancaked’ in Vanuatu as 7.3 magnitude quake strikes off capital...

Recent aid arrangements are emblematic of the geopolitical tussle playing out in the Pacific between China and the US and its allies

Analysis

Superpower rivalry makes Pacific aid a bargaining chip – vulnerable nations...

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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

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Deported Freedom Flotilla activist Mike Treen arrives back in NZ

Taiwan Day event in Suva

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Chinese diplomatic gatecrash incident alleged at Taiwan event in Suva

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By turns over his long career, Michael Leunig was a poet, a prophet and a provocateur

Australia

The closest thing Australian cartooning had to a prophet: the sometimes...

A group of schoolchildren boarding a military aircraft

Aviation

Quake-shocked New Caledonian children repatriated from Vanuatu

A scene of utter devastation in Gaza

Asia Report

Israeli-American historian describes attacks on Gaza as ‘war of annihilation’

1News Pacific correspondent Barbara Dreaver in Port Vila

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Vanuatu quake: ‘Our shop was flattened like a deck of cards’