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Taking the wealth – the plunder and impoverishment of West Papua

Asia Pacific Report -
March 10, 2026

West Papua’s humanitarian crisis stalls Prabowo’s ‘global peacemaker’ credibility bid

’10 classrooms full of children’ – US-Israeli war kills hundreds of Iranian, Lebanese kids

West Papuan doco Pig Feast exposes oligarchs, food security crisis and ecocide under noses of military

Thousands of protesters in London demand end to US, Israeli war on Iran

Women still not safe from sexual abuse in Indonesia’s ‘rape culture’

Asia Pacific Report -
July 27, 2016

Pacific Journalism Review raises bar on West Papua, corruption issues

Asia Pacific Report -
July 26, 2016

Foreign media ban ignored during Pacific election, says media advocacy group

Asia Pacific Report -
July 26, 2016

Indonesian broadcast commission candidates say ‘no’ to LGBT presence on TV

Asia Pacific Report -
July 26, 2016

Taxpayer concerns over $1.6 million delegation trip to Taiwan

Asia Pacific Report -
July 26, 2016

PM steps in to halt Air Vanuatu’s planned termination of ni-Vanuatu...

Asia Pacific Report -
July 26, 2016

PM’s media adviser rejects reports on Alotau camp slush funds

Asia Pacific Report -
July 25, 2016

‘Pokemon Go’ poses threat to national security, says Indonesian military

Asia Pacific Report -
July 25, 2016

Peter Solo Kinjap: Corruption threat to PNG – is the death...

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July 25, 2016

David Robie: ‘That day I saw the power of media, and...

Asia Pacific Report -
July 24, 2016

Anthony Albanese, WestConnex, and the ethics of an activist journalist

Asia Pacific Report -
July 23, 2016

PNG opposition lose no-confidence vote but challenge gagged debate

Asia Pacific Report -
July 23, 2016

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

Asia Pacific Report -
July 22, 2016

Business as usual as O’Neill easily survives PNG no-confidence vote

Asia Pacific Report -
July 22, 2016

PNG no-confidence vote today – livestreaming

Asia Pacific Report -
July 22, 2016

Indonesian police under fire over arrest of Papuan students, racial abuse

Asia Pacific Report -
July 21, 2016

Samoan photographer wins ‘changing lives’ artist residency in Apia

Asia Pacific Report -
July 21, 2016

UN Special Rapporteur speaks out against restrictions on free speech in...

Asia Pacific Report -
July 21, 2016

West Papuans sold out for ’30 pieces of silver’, says Natuman

Asia Pacific Report -
July 20, 2016

MeP pushes ahead with plan for Pacific media educators and trainers

Asia Pacific Report -
July 20, 2016

Opposition MP accuses O’Neill govt of ‘bribing’ ahead of no-confidence vote

Asia Pacific Report -
July 19, 2016

PNG ethics code needs social media ‘catch up’, says council chief

Asia Pacific Report -
July 19, 2016

Australia funds fisheries surveillance, new long-range patrol vessel

Asia Pacific Report -
July 19, 2016

Fijian Virimi Vakatawa in France 7s squads for Rio 2016

Asia Pacific Report -
July 19, 2016

Resource rich economies dwarf the region, ADB conference told

Asia Pacific Report -
July 18, 2016

WJEC16: ‘Real world’ journo schools face ethical dilemmas

Asia Pacific Report -
July 18, 2016

Nauru government slams Australian media ‘bias’ over elections

Asia Pacific Report -
July 18, 2016

Speak Up-Korerotia: David Robie and panel talk citizen media and human...

Asia Pacific Report -
July 17, 2016

Herman Wainggai: 14 years on, nothing has changed for West Papua

Asia Pacific Report -
July 17, 2016

WJEC16: Kalafi Moala tells global journos ‘include us in your media’

Asia Pacific Report -
July 17, 2016

WJEC16: Media failing in reporting climate change, say educators

Asia Pacific Report -
July 16, 2016

WJEC16: Journalism academic calls for probe on PNG student unrest media...

Asia Pacific Report -
July 16, 2016

WJEC16: Lack of qualified journalists, educators threatens quality of Pacific media

Asia Pacific Report -
July 16, 2016

Melanesian Spearhead Group ‘fails’ West Papua, says Vanuatu

Asia Pacific Report -
July 15, 2016

WJEC16: Journalism education in the South Pacific – the new...

Asia Pacific Report -
July 15, 2016

WJEC16: Educators warn of looming crises within journalism, stress ‘better practice’

Asia Pacific Report -
July 15, 2016

WJEC16: Digital-tech evolution demands journalism ‘shake-up’, say educators

Asia Pacific Report -
July 15, 2016

WJEC16: Post-COP21: Journalism climate change education in Asia-Pacific: Responding to key...

Asia Pacific Report -
July 15, 2016

WJEC16: Asian communications duo meet Asia NZ Foundation

Asia Pacific Report -
July 14, 2016

PNG Opposition leader Polye calls for ‘democratic’ no-confidence vote

Asia Pacific Report -
July 14, 2016
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Behind the Shroud – juxtaposing the frailty of intelligence and tradecraft
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Climate Change: Tokelau Still Afloat on the High Seas
https://youtu.be/9kohQDmIlIA
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