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Fiji’s president warns against sowing ‘seeds of fear’ ahead of elections

Asia Pacific Report -
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Bryce Edwards: What the Epstein scandal means for NZ politics

Indigenous and Pacific leaders unite at Waitangi with shared messages on ocean conservation

New Zealand holds out hope for halted PNG electrification aid project

Academics call for divestment from NZ pensions fund implicated in Gaza

Marape tells PNG youth ‘I’m your father’ in bid to mobilise...

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January 19, 2024

Former broadcast minister defends NZ journalism fund, state-funded media independence

Asia Pacific Report -
November 28, 2023

NZ election 2023: How a better funding model can help media...

Asia Pacific Report -
October 3, 2023

NZ election 2023: Labour’s disconnect with the electorate – and with...

Asia Pacific Report -
October 2, 2023

Bid to protect Pacific indigenous knowledge in the global digital space

Asia Pacific Report -
September 26, 2023

NZ election 2023: Green Party pledges to double Best Start payment

Asia Pacific Report -
September 26, 2023

NZ election 2023: Hipkins and Luxon in fast-paced debate but fail...

Asia Pacific Report -
September 20, 2023

PNG Post-Courier: Our democracy, our Melanesian way

Asia Pacific Report -
September 18, 2023

Baby product business to teach Māori children pride in culture

Asia Pacific Report -
September 15, 2023

Pacific, small island states slam ‘endless’ climate talks at landmark maritime...

Asia Pacific Report -
September 13, 2023

China’s Shandong Province expands its climate footprint to the Pacific

Asia Pacific Report -
September 4, 2023

Obituary: Meraia Taufa Vakatale – Fiji anti-nuclear activist and feminist trailblazer

Asia Pacific Report -
August 29, 2023

Ian Powell: Context of the ‘New Washington Consensus’ and China ‘threat’...

Asia Pacific Report -
August 29, 2023

Obituary: Meraia Taufa Vakatale – anti-nuclear activist and feminist trailblazer

Asia Pacific Report -
August 22, 2023

USAID launches ‘reinvigorated’ Pacific mission to help sustainability goals

Asia Pacific Report -
August 20, 2023

John Minto: Kudos to Jane Campion for saying no to apartheid...

Asia Pacific Report -
July 23, 2023

Radio station develops app to spread Gagana Samoa to the world

Asia Pacific Report -
July 6, 2023

Anti-nuclear movements need to return to table, says FANG activist

Asia Pacific Report -
July 1, 2023

Boroko declared ‘betel nut-free’ as PNG capital Moresby spruces up

Asia Pacific Report -
July 1, 2023

Claims of ‘issues, concerns and breaches’ emerge at USP

Asia Pacific Report -
June 7, 2023

‘Let’s tell our own stories’ – Pacific broadcasters seek sovereignty

Asia Pacific Report -
June 6, 2023

Latest Island Studies journal features social justice activism and advocacy

Asia Pacific Report -
June 2, 2023

‘Nepotism, lack of transparency and accountability’ claims emerge at USP

Asia Pacific Report -
May 31, 2023

Background to SCORI – is this a sell-out of Pacific’s ‘Sea...

Asia Pacific Report -
May 30, 2023

NZ’s opposition ‘need to go back to school’ over bilingual sign...

Asia Pacific Report -
May 27, 2023

‘Living museum’ will help bring Fiji’s Girmit experience by storytelling

Asia Pacific Report -
May 26, 2023

Fiji’s Great Council of Chiefs reinstates native land lease policy

Asia Pacific Report -
May 26, 2023

Budget 2023: NZ’s climate and science sectors react to wins and...

Asia Pacific Report -
May 19, 2023

Brotherson ushers in bold new era of Tavini governance for Mā’ohi...

Asia Pacific Report -
May 13, 2023

Journalist David Robie launches new open access Café Pacific website

Asia Pacific Report -
May 11, 2023

NZ’s winter health plan fails to stem shortages, burnout, say frontline...

Asia Pacific Report -
May 8, 2023

Tahiti’s pro-independence ‘blue wave’ back at helm with decisive win

Asia Pacific Report -
May 2, 2023

Australians should be wary of scare stories about New Zealand’s Waitangi Tribunal

Asia Pacific Report -
May 2, 2023

NZ pledges almost $36m to USP — signs 10 year partnership

Asia Pacific Report -
April 20, 2023

NZ boosts support for ‘grassroots’ climate action in Solomon Islands

Asia Pacific Report -
April 17, 2023

Medal awards ‘shows the impact Pasifika are having on NZ society’

Asia Pacific Report -
April 15, 2023

Rob Campbell: Are diversity policies backfiring in business – or am...

Asia Pacific Report -
April 6, 2023

Jacinda Ardern’s valedictory plea – ‘take politics out of climate change’

Asia Pacific Report -
April 5, 2023

‘Big picture vision’ conversations missing in Pacific, says Aqorau

Asia Pacific Report -
March 29, 2023

As Pacific islanders, we bear the brunt of the climate crisis....

Asia Pacific Report -
March 23, 2023
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Behind the Shroud – juxtaposing the frailty of intelligence and tradecraft
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