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NZ: Sell-off of RNZ's two grand pianos seems a bit off key
PMW ID: 7454
Tuesday, May 17, 2011
Alan Cocker OPINION: AUCKLAND: On first acquaintance, the news that the government's funding freeze had led Radio New Zealand to put its two...
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VIDEO: Former top military officer declared fugitive
PMW ID: 7453
Monday, May 16, 2011
SUVA (Sydney Morning Herald/NZPA/Pacific Media Watch):  A former chief-of-staff of the Fijian military, Lieutenant-Colonel Ratu Tevita...
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TAHITI: Tahitipresse, Tahiti Nui TV under cloud over public service cuts proposal
PMW ID: 7450
Saturday, May 14, 2011
PAPE'ETE (Radio NZ International/Pacific Media Watch):  A French Polynesian politician has challenged President Oscar Temaru over his...
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NZ: Māori party calls for 'proper scrutiny' of RNZ's decision to axe Waatea News
PMW ID: 7449
Friday, May 13, 2011
WELLINGTON: Radio New Zealand’s decision to stop broadcasting Waatea News bulletins as a cost-cutting measure needs proper scrutiny, says the...
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FIJI: FNU student journalists launch first ever video production
PMW ID: 7448
Friday, May 13, 2011
Shireen Lata SUVA: The sacrifice made by students of Fiji National University’s media and journalism school was rewarded today as they...
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AUSTRALIA: Democracy in the digital age: WikiLeaks and the public right to know
PMW ID: 7447
Friday, May 13, 2011
Five months after Julian Assange’s arrest, international debate continues about the impact and ethics of whistleblowing website WikiLeaks.
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REGION: Amnesty exposes Pacific struggle against oppression and corruption
PMW ID: 7446
Thursday, May 12, 2011
AUCKLAND: As the world’s attention focuses on the human rights revolution sweeping across the Middle East and North Africa, Amnesty...
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NZ: Field reporting on Fiji ‘inaccurate and unbalanced’, says FBC
PMW ID: 7445
Thursday, May 12, 2011
Roland Koroi SUVA: The recent ruling by the New Zealand Press Council against an article in the Sunday Star-Times on Fiji by New Zealand reporter...
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VIDEO: Stephenson replies to govt reaction on NZSAS torture issue
PMW ID: 7444
Thursday, May 12, 2011
This statement by journalist Jon Stephenson critiques NZ Defence and government's reaction to NZSAS/Afghanistan issue and the TV3 60 Minutes...
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NZ: Whitireia opens new media training centre
PMW ID: 7443
Thursday, May 12, 2011
WELLINGTON: The Whitireia New Zealand Media Training Centre will be officially opened in Wellington today by Tertiary Education Minister Steven...
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SAMOA: 'Dire need' for trained journalists, says Apulu
PMW ID: 7442
Wednesday, May 11, 2011
Taina Kami Enoka APIA: Despite the journalism programme at the National University which is now 11 years old, Samoa is in dire need of trained...
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NZ: McCully complaint against Field story on Fiji upheld
PMW ID: 7441
Wednesday, May 11, 2011
Roland Koroi AUCKLAND: The New Zealand Press Council has ruled against the Sunday Star-Times newspaper for an article on Commodore Voreqe...
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NZ: New media alliance may help Pacific ‘move forward’, says PIMA
PMW ID: 7440
Wednesday, May 11, 2011
AUCKLAND: The formation of an alliance among some Pacific media networks is a chance for the region to ‘move forward’ in forming networks...
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INDONESIA: Mob storms newspaper office, three reporters injured
PMW ID: 7439
Tuesday, May 10, 2011
JAKARTA: The office of the daily newspaper The Orbit in Medan, North Sumatra, was attacked on 3 May 2011 by employees of a company named in the...
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NZ: More money for investigative journalists
PMW ID: 7439
Monday, May 9, 2011
AUCKLAND: New Zealand’s only independent awards for investigative journalism are being raised by $1500 a year. The Bruce Jesson Foundation...
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