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By MIL OSI - ForeignAffairs.co.nz / May 25, 2019 / AM-NC, Analysis, Analysis-Reportage, APR, Asia Pacific, Asia Pacific Report, CTF, Democracy, Development, DJF, English, Evening Report, Featured, Human Rights, Justice, KB, MIL OSI, no confidence vote, Open letter, Open Source Intel, Opinion, Pacific, Pacific news, Pacific Region, Pacific Report, Papua New Guinea, Peter O'Neill, Pirates, PNG no-confidence vote, Politics, Reportage / Comments Off on MIL-Evening Report: Gary Juffa: Dear PM O’Neill, we’ll stop you selling out our country
OPEN LETTER: By Gary Juffa, Governor of Oro Dear Prime Minister, You sold all our todays and were about to sell our children’s tomorrows too. You were in the most enviable and powerful position to do what is right and just by the people of Papua New Guinea – my people. But instead you and […]
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By MIL OSI - ForeignAffairs.co.nz / May 18, 2019 / AM-NC, Analysis, Analysis-Reportage, APR, Asia Pacific, Asia Pacific Report, CTF, Culture, DJF, Education, English, Evening Report, Facebook, Health and Fitness, Human Rights, Indigenous, KB, Media, Melanesian, MIL OSI, Nakamal, Open Source Intel, Opinion, Pacific, Pacific Media Watch, Pacific news, Pacific Region, Pacific Report, Pacific Voices, Reportage, Smartphones, Social Media, Storytelling, Vanuatu, Youth, Youth storytelling / Comments Off on MIL-Evening Report: Dear editor, why smartphones are ruining our nakamal storytelling
Pacific Media Watch Newsdesk A Vanuatu Daily Post newspaper reader has protested over Facebook addiction, describing it as ruining the lives of teenagers and youth who spend most of their time on smartphones. The reader says that Facebook and other social media are undermining the constitution and its preamble that calls for the cherishing of […]
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By MIL OSI - ForeignAffairs.co.nz / May 4, 2019 / AM-NC, Analysis, Analysis-Reportage, APR, Asia Pacific, Asia Pacific Report, Climate, Climate Action, Climate change activism, Climate laws, coal-mining, CTF, DJF, Emissions, English, Environment, Evening Report, Extinction Rebellion, Global, Human Rights, Justice, KB, MIL OSI, Open Source Intel, Opinion, Pacific, Pacific news, Pacific Region, Pacific Report, Politics, Reportage, Zero emissions / Comments Off on MIL-Evening Report: Britain, home of industrial revolution, plans ‘net-zero’ climate change
ANALYSIS: By Megan Darby in London A world-leading climate action plan or a betrayal of future generations? The UK’s net zero emissions plan certainly sorted the technocrats from the activists. In a 277-page report, the Committee on Climate Change set out how Britain could stop changing the climate by 2050, calling for legislation to make […]
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By MIL OSI - ForeignAffairs.co.nz / May 4, 2019 / AM-NC, Analysis, Analysis-Reportage, APR, Asia Pacific, Asia Pacific Report, CTF, Digital Media, DJF, English, Evening Report, KB, Legacy media, Media, Media Ownership, MIL OSI, New Zealand, New Zealand Herald, Newspapers, Open Source Intel, Opinion, Pacific, Pacific Media Watch, Pacific news, Pacific Region, Pacific Report, Paywall, Reportage / Comments Off on MIL-Evening Report: Adrian Blackburn: A Herald love/hate relationship and the new premium
COMMENT: By Adrian Blackburn After something of a love/hate relationship with The New Zealand Herald since I joined as a cadet reporter in 1957, I have decided to show some love by taking up this week a one-year $199 subscription to the paper’s new premium digital content offer. This is in the context of a […]
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By MIL OSI - ForeignAffairs.co.nz / May 2, 2019 / AM-NC, Analysis, Analysis-Reportage, APR, Asia Pacific, Asia Pacific Report, CTF, DJF, English, Evening Report, Gender, Human Rights, Indigenous, KB, Media, Migration, MIL OSI, Multimedia, New Zealand, Open Source Intel, Opinion, Pacific, Pacific Media Watch, Pacific news, Pacific Region, Pacific Report, Pacific Voices, Politics, Reportage / Comments Off on MIL-Evening Report: ‘NZ is waking up to our … spectrum of colours’, says journalist
Journalist Sri Krishnamurthi’s video interview with Alistar Kata. Pacific Media Watch Newsdesk Alistar Kata is uniquely placed to talk about diversity in New Zealand media newsrooms. Not because she was recipient of double awards at the Auckland University of Technology (AUT) School of Communication Studies annual awards ceremony in 2015 – the Spasifik Magazine Prize […]
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