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The story of Greenpeace and the story Greenpeace tells
Report by Pacific Media Centre
Brian Fitzgerald reviews the new documentary exploring the origins of Greenpeace.
The documentary film How To Change the World has just...
NCDs in the Pacific a ‘man-made crisis’, says FAO
The death rates associated with non-communicable diseases (NCDs) in Small Island Developing States (SIDS), was referred to as a “man-made crisis” by the UN...
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Philippine protesters stage anti-martial law demos as Duterte trust plummets
Protesters mark the 46th anniversary of the declaration of martial law under Philippines dictator Marcos...
The story of Greenpeace and the story Greenpeace tells
Report by Pacific Media Centre
Brian Fitzgerald reviews the new documentary exploring the origins of Greenpeace.
The...
Pacific doctor added to NZ covid testing advisory group
By RNZ Pacific
Auckland-based Fijian doctor Api Talemaitoga has been made a member of New Zealand's...
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The body of a 15-year-old girl has been recovered from the Rewa River by divers...
Flashback to NZ’s nuclear-free law 1987: Challenging Goliath
New Zealand quietly celebrated 30 years of its official status as a “nuclear-free” country this...
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Calls grow for Jokowi to protect Indonesia’s Tapanuli orangutan
By Evi Mariani and Apriadi Gunawan in Jekarta and Medan
Indonesia's Environment and Forestry Minister Siti Nurbaya paid a visit to President Joko “Jokowi” Widodo...
Indonesia’s anti-corruption crusaders in the fight of their lives
Report by Pacific Media Centre
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Over the past decade, Indonesia was so determined to erase the tainted legacy...
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By Sally Lloyd as told to Scott Waide in Lae
A few days ago, I asked Sally Lloyd about the picture she posted on Facebook...
Raging winds batter capital Suva as Cyclone Winston hits Fiji
Howling wind rips away at a house roof in Savusavu on the island of Vanua Levu yesterday. Video: Breaking Disaster
Fiji's capital of Suva was...
Duterte says as ‘parent of nation,’ he can order detention of ‘tambays’
By Pia Ranada in Manila
President Rodrigo Duterte of the Philippines has cited the power of the state to act as parents of persons needing...
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‘Don’t blame the messenger,’ warns UN over media virus crackdowns
Pacific Media Watch
The United Nations rights chief has condemned countries using the coronavirus crisis as an excuse to arrest journalists and restrict information, insisting...
Vanuatu man jailed for 26 years for murder of his girlfriend
By Fern Napwatt and Glenda Willie in Port Vila
The Supreme Court in Vanuatu has sentenced Philip Jimmy, a man found guilty of murdering his...
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Pacific Media Watch
Host Sherry Zhang interviewed the director of the Pacific Media Centre, Professor David Robie, about the tragic life and death of Jenelyn...
