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Pesta Babi – ‘Pig Feast’ . . . a vivid new film exposing Papua’s political ecology

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Environmental movement condemns Indonesia’s ‘betrayal of the people’

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How the Greens have changed the NZ language of economic debate

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Politicians try to woo young voters in fiery NZ election debate

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Fiji academic calls for more action to reverse Suva foreshore pollution

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Labour and National leaders contest debate ‘draw’ but sharply different

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Motorcycle hitmen kill Philippine reporter who covered mining

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September 15, 2020

Juffa welcomes inter agency probe with logging spot checks in Oro

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How covid-19 has undermined climate change initiatives in the Pacific

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French nuclear tests: ‘I bury people nearly every day, what was...

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Loimata – The Sweetest Tears is a spectacularly exquisite documentary

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Loimata – a poignant family-to-family story of the revival of waka...

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From nuclear refugees to climate justice – the Rainbow Warrior legacy   

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July 10, 2020

Pacific bombs, nuclear weapons and the Rongelap evacuation

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Protest marks French Pacific nuclear tests at Moruroa anniversary

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July 6, 2020

Indonesian radio gets covid creative to communicate climate crisis

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NZ gained ‘international creds’ as nuclear-free nation with Rainbow Warrior bombing,...

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UN Op-Ed – Healthy oceans: keeping Asia and the Pacific afloat

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Indigenous Papuans initiate own lockdowns in face of coronavirus

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Indonesian indigenous land defenders jailed in fight with pulpwood giant

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Former Green Party co-leader Jeanette Fitzsimons ‘lived her convictions’

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Investments minister rules out more palm oil plantations in Papua

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