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A new Asia Pacific nonprofit group has taken up the role of publishing the independent Pacific Journalism Review and other research and publication ventures. The launch of the NGO has ensured the viability of the New Zealand-based 28-year-old journal that was founded at the University of Papua New Guinea in 1994.
With the government considering expelling the Russian Ambassador over renewed threats to annex areas of Ukraine, PSNA is calling for…
Grant Robertson, and James Shaw are economic centrists destroying their own parties chances of being reelected. They are damaging the…
Now that the tears shed have dried and as the bouquets are turned to compost, we can look beyond the…
THE YEAR OF REVOLUTIONS – that was how the year 1848 came to be known. Clear across Europe: from Hungary…
Labour/Greens have this excellent idea to intensify housing: less farmland destroyed, reduced new infrastructure costs, and better public transport. They…
In Aotearoa there was an historic collapse of private sector unionism in the 90s. Ken Douglas was President of the…
As voting packs arrive in the mail, progressive voters in Auckland now face a tough choice in the contest for…
From Seattle to Sydney to Stockholm and Auckland, homebuyers are getting squashed by financial pressures as the world’s hottest housing…
A poster in Wellington encourages young people to vote. Excellent! But justifying why is the quote ‘I’m voting local for…