This Week Trends
RNZ News
New Zealand's Police Commissioner admits some tow companies are reluctant to help with the removal of vehicles near Parliament but says some towing will begin today.
The anti-mandate protest on Parliament's grounds and neighbouring streets is entering its ninth...
The dawn service and following breakfast at Waitangi early today. Video: RNZ News
By Māni Dunlop in Waitangi
More than 2500 people gathered this morning at Waitangi to commemorate the 180th anniversary of the New Zealand founding Treaty.
People started flooding into...
By Ati Nurbaiti in Jakarta
A national symposium on the Indonesian bloodshed of 1965 has brought together the persecuted, the persecutors and their respective families.
Seating positions at the tables were being rearranged until late at night before a recent symposium...
Month In Review
- All
- Afghanistan
- Agriculture
- American Samoa
- Analysis
- APAC OSI
- APJS newsfile
- Arts
- Asia Pacific Journalism
- Asia Pacific Media Network
- Asia Report
- Audio
- Australia
- Aviation
- Bangladesh
- Bearing Witness
- Bougainville
- Breaking News
- Brunei
- Business
- Cambodia
- Cartoons
- China
- Civil Society
- Climate
- Climate & Covid Project
- Conference of Pacific Women
- Cook Islands
- COP23
- COP26
- COP27
- COP28
- COP29
- COP30
- COP31
- Coronavirus
- Crime
- Culture
- David Robie
- Decolonisation
- Democracy
- Development
- Disasters
- Documentaries
- Economics
- Editor's Picks
- Education
- Egypt
- Elections
- Environment
- Evening Report
- Featured
- Features
- Federated States of Micronesia
- Fiji
- Fisheries
- Forests
- Gallery
- Gaza Freedom Flotilla
- Gender
- Global
- GMAR
- Guam
- Hawai'i
- Health and Fitness
- History
- Hong Kong
- Honiara
- Housing
- Human Rights
- Images
- India
- Indigenous
- Indonesia
- Innovation
- Internews
- Interview
- IntJourn Project
- Iran
- Iraq
- Japan
- Justice
- Kiribati
- Labour
- Language
- Lao
- Lead
- Lebanon
- Local Democracy Reporting
- Malaysia
- Mariana Islands
- Marshall Islands
- Media
- Migration
- MIL Syndication
- Military
- Mining
- Multimedia
- Music
- Must Read
- Myanmar
More
Hot Stuff Coming
‘Frustrated’ USP law students were catalyst for landmark UN climate vote
By Kalinga Seneviratne in Suva
There was euphoria at the campus of the University of the South Pacific (USP) in Suva in Fiji last Thursday...
Vaccination clinics prioritising Māori ‘swamped by Pākehā’
LOCAL DEMOCRACY REPORTING: By Moana Ellis, Local Democracy Reporter
The national strategy of vaccinating against covid-19 through general and mass events is not working for...
Media partnerships ‘vital for growing Pacific awareness’, says Vanuatu finance chief
By Geraldine Panapasa, editor-in-chief of Wansolwara News
Media partnerships are an important part of the region’s journey and narrative as a Pacific family, says Vanuatu’s...
Climate change action faces ‘fight’ with Big Oil, says McKibben
By Thomas Leaycraft of Scoop
Climate change activists have to be prepared for a confrontation with oil companies that will "flat out lie", says environmental...