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Indonesia’s human rights law being revised under a global spotlight

Asia Pacific Report -
February 21, 2026

Papuan activist Wenda accuses Jakarta of ‘lying’ over shot down plane

‘Antisemitism training’ at universities. Labor’s march to authoritarianism

Hamas refuses to follow US-Israel calls to unilaterally disarm in Gaza, says senior official

How Israel won the Pacific – and its backing at the UN

Timor-Leste’s veterans to boost Australia ties on ANZAC Day

Asia Pacific Report -
April 22, 2016

Pacific youth face uncertain future over climate change, says leader

Asia Pacific Report -
April 22, 2016

Fear of reprisal puts limit on Pacific human rights journalism, say...

Asia Pacific Report -
April 21, 2016

High school teacher brings alternative narratives on 1965 Indonesian tragedy

Asia Pacific Report -
April 21, 2016

Tribute to a free and independent Pacific media

Asia Pacific Report -
April 21, 2016

Poisonous starfish threatens survival of Pacific coral reefs

Asia Pacific Report -
April 21, 2016
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Across The Ditch: Controversy Surrounds NZ PM’s China Trade Tour +...

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April 21, 2016

Media freedom: A nice RSF postcard from the Pacific, but not...

Asia Pacific Report -
April 20, 2016

Fiji set to start clean-up project for predator starfish

Asia Pacific Report -
April 20, 2016

How Indonesia silences West Papuan independence supporters overseas

Asia Pacific Report -
April 20, 2016

Reporters urged to be gender sensitive at Fiji rights forum

Asia Pacific Report -
April 20, 2016

Wadan Narsey: Silent censorship denies Fiji public ‘alternative voices’

Asia Pacific Report -
April 20, 2016

Tell the truth about West Papua, journalists told at rights forum

Asia Pacific Report -
April 20, 2016

Deportation, violence linger in Australia’s Pacific offshore centres

Asia Pacific Report -
April 19, 2016

Fiji’s climate change patterns hit pristine coral reefs hard

Asia Pacific Report -
April 19, 2016

Vanuatu’s Appeal Court upholds 10-year ban on 14 former MPs

Asia Pacific Report -
April 19, 2016

Crime scandal shows NZ’s climate policy is ‘hot air’, says Greenpeace

Asia Pacific Report -
April 18, 2016

Amnesty International criticises denial of NZ visa to Iran filmmaker

Asia Pacific Report -
April 18, 2016

Veteran climate scientist forecasts ‘loss of all coastal cities’

Asia Pacific Report -
April 17, 2016

World leaders still ‘hiding behind fossil fuels’, says Rainbow Warrior skipper

Asia Pacific Report -
April 17, 2016

Pacific graduate students win on AUT annual awards night

Asia Pacific Report -
April 17, 2016

Pacific journalists make human rights declaration for ‘voiceless’

Asia Pacific Report -
April 16, 2016

PNG judge arrested, charged with judicial corruption

Asia Pacific Report -
April 12, 2016

Education joins forestry against climate change in Vanuatu

Asia Pacific Report -
April 11, 2016

PNG trial begins for Rabaul Shipping ferry disaster case

Asia Pacific Report -
April 11, 2016

Malcolm Evans on the real Kiwi rip-off

Asia Pacific Report -
April 10, 2016

Bryan Bruce: Staring into the face of the TPPA ‘shamocracy’

Asia Pacific Report -
April 10, 2016

Polar bear mojo for Greenpeace captain’s environmental thriller

Asia Pacific Report -
April 9, 2016

Tax havens among biggest foreign owners of NZ, says CAFCA

Asia Pacific Report -
April 9, 2016

‘Invisible’ Pacific, indigenous presence at UN disappoints NZ team

Asia Pacific Report -
April 9, 2016

Asian human rights group condemns ‘illegal arrests’ of Papuans

Asia Pacific Report -
April 9, 2016

Indonesia strengthens ties with Pacific ‘good friends’

Asia Pacific Report -
April 8, 2016

Protests mount over massacre of Filipino farmers in climate demo

Asia Pacific Report -
April 8, 2016

Two NZ-based journalists join Fiji ‘bearing witness’ climate change project

Asia Pacific Report -
April 8, 2016

Indonesian ‘tolerance’ under strain as anti-LGBT furore grows

Asia Pacific Report -
April 7, 2016

Cyclone Zena weakens and quickly passes western Fiji

Asia Pacific Report -
April 7, 2016

Panama Papers tax haven leak blow to NZ ‘corruption-free’ image, says...

Asia Pacific Report -
April 6, 2016

Panama Papers: China censors allegations, but Russian media note contents

Asia Pacific Report -
April 6, 2016

TJ Aumua takes on ‘niche’ job as Pacific Media Watch editor

Asia Pacific Report -
April 5, 2016

Deaths and food shortages have left PNG people feeling ‘forgotten’

Asia Pacific Report -
April 5, 2016
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Behind the Shroud – juxtaposing the frailty of intelligence and tradecraft
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Morality of Argument – sustaining a state of being nuclear free
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Climate Change: Tokelau Still Afloat on the High Seas
https://youtu.be/9kohQDmIlIA
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