Podcast: A View from Afar with Paul G Buchanan and Selwyn Manning. https://www.youtube.com/live/FNr325MwdXo?si=JgaCwZgd1mldOLBR https://eveningreport.nz/wp-content/uploads/2024/09/AVFA_S05_E07_b.m4a Building upon recent episodes of A…
The LIVE Recording of A View from Afar podcast will begin today at 12:45pm August 5, 2024 (NZST) which is…
https://www.youtube.com/live/3kPGtKb7k2s?si=d9y8qscqJXBpalli The Trump Assassination Attempt, Security Failures, The Politics and What Happens Next? – Firstly, in this episode of A…
Pacific Journalism Review has challenged journalists to take a courageous and humanitarian stand over Israel’s genocidal war in Gaza in its latest edition with several articles about the state of news media credibility and the shocking death toll of Palestinian reporters.
Indigenous Kanaks in Kanaky New Caledonia sprang into revolt last month in response to moves by the colonial power France to undermine moves towards independence in the Pacific territory. David Robie background the issues as France gears up for a sudden snap general election in a bid to stave of a far-right government.
Pacific civil society and solidarity groups today stepped up their pressure on the French government, accusing it of a “heavy-handed” crackdown on indigenous Kanak protest in New Caledonia, comparing it to Indonesian security forces crushing West Papuan dissent.
About 1000 people in Aotearoa New Zealand gathered for a two-hour rally in central Auckland today and marched down Queen Street and returned to Aotea Square to mark the Nakba three days early — and protest over Israel’s genocidal war on Gaza.
David Robie also blogs at Café Pacific From: Pacific Media Watch New Zealand has slumped to an unprecedented 19th place…
A score of Palestine solidarity protesters draped themselves in white shrouds with mock blood in a sombre “die-in” demonstration at Te Komitanga Square — the heart of Auckland, New Zealand’s largest city — on Sunday as speakers urged people to take a stronger boycott against Israeli products.
Pacific Journalism Review, the Pacific and New Zealand’s only specialist media research journal, is celebrating 30 years of publishing this year — and it will mark the occasion at the Pacific Media International Conference in Fiji in July.