Toktok No 38 / Summer 2019
Source: Pacific Media Centre Analysis published with permission of PMC Pacific Media Centre ISBN/code: ISSN 1175-0472 Publication date: Monday, February 18, 2019 Publisher: Pacific Media Centre ‘BE COURAGEOUS IN YOUR QUEST FOR TRUTH,’ PMC DIRECTOR TELLS PACIFIC JOURNALISM GRADUATES Pacific journalism academic Professor David Robie believes the media play a critical role in exposing abuses […]
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Source: New Zealand Government Office of Ethnic Affairs Wellington Chinese Women’s Association recently held a forum for Chinese women to come together, share experiences and support each other in their settlement journey. The association, which has more than 350 members, was set up in 2013 with the aim of supporting new Chinese migrants settling in […]
Read More →Pacific Journalism Review ‘launch’ of our ‘disasters, cyclones and communication’ edition with UGM
Source: Pacific Media Centre Analysis published with permission of PMC An excerpt from the latest PJR cover. Event date and time: Friday, August 31, 2018 – 16:30 – 17:30 A SPECIAL LAUNCH OF THE COLLABORATIVE EDITION OF PJR WITH CESASS AT UGMPacific Journalism Review is collaborating with the Center for Southeast Asian Social Studies at […]
Read More →Losing momentum school leavers Asia engagement
MIL OSI – Source: New Zealand Government Office of Ethnic Affairs – Release/Statement Headline: Losing momentum school leavers Asia engagement The Asia New Zealand Foundation has released a report, Losing Momentum – School Leavers’ Asia Engagement, which looks at New Zealand school leavers’ readiness for engaging with Asia. The report outlines the results of a […]
Read More →Sharing information to combat global tax evasion
MIL OSI – Source: New Zealand Government Office of Ethnic Affairs – Release/Statement Headline: Sharing information to combat global tax evasion The Government has signed up to the global automatic exchange of information (AEOI) initiative led by the OECD. We’re one of 100 countries that will automatically share some financial account information about foreign tax […]
Read More →He Tohu – The Treaty of Waitangi and the 1893 Women’s Suffrage Petition have moved
MIL OSI – Source: New Zealand Government Office of Ethnic Affairs – Release/Statement Headline: He Tohu – The Treaty of Waitangi and the 1893 Women’s Suffrage Petition have moved Our most iconic constitutional documents were moved in the early hours of Saturday morning (22 April) in an emotional and uplifting atmosphere. At 4am a pūtātara […]
Read More →Recent Publications: Race in the Workplace
MIL OSI – Source: New Zealand Government Office of Ethnic Affairs – Release/Statement Headline: Recent Publications: Race in the Workplace In February 2017, the independent review report by Baroness McGregor-Smith on Race in the [British] Workplace was published. The review provides insights into issues faced by British businesses and public sector organisations in developing Black […]
Read More →Come build an app | ethniccommunities.govt.nz
MIL OSI – Source: New Zealand Government Office of Ethnic Affairs – Release/Statement Headline: Come build an app | ethniccommunities.govt.nz Multicultural New Zealand is seeking your assistance in finding youth leaders and people working with youth in the Mt Roskill region. The Multicultural New Zealand, New Zealand Human Rights Commission, Independent Police Conduct Authority and […]
Read More →Linwood Christchurch moves forward | ethniccommunities.govt.nz
MIL OSI – Source: New Zealand Government Office of Ethnic Affairs – Release/Statement Headline: Linwood Christchurch moves forward | ethniccommunities.govt.nz Along with approximately 25 other agencies the Office of Ethnic Communities attended the agency stakeholder meeting to discuss the findings of the Linwood Development Aspirations Project. Agencies were invited to identify gaps in the projects […]
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