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Protect Our Pacific from climate change - by David Clendon
On Wednesday night I had the pleasure of attending a meeting to hear from Pelenise Pilitati a well known community leader and climate activist from Kiribati. As you can see from this Youtube clip, hearing Pelenise talk brings home the stark reality of the ways that climate change is already affecting Kiribati. She described how [...] read moreMarch 12, 2010 11:22 am - 33 Comments -
Songs of Freedom - by frog
Songs of Freedom reverberated through Karanghape Rd’s St Kevin’s Arcade as two Pacific Island icons launched Auckland’s Heritage Festival. Reggae musician Tigilau Ness (pictured right) and Reverend Mua Strickson-Pua (left) performed poetry and music in Kura Kōrero/Tautala – The Gift of Speech, presented by the MikaHaka Foundation. Reverend Mua, Green Party Pacific Issues Spokesperson and [...] read moreSeptember 18, 2009 12:32 pm - 1 Comment -
Bouquets and Brickbats – the good wood - by Catherine Delahunty
GOOD WOOD: Green MP Catherine Delahunty and Paula Makabory (along with Maire Leadbeater, far left, and a supportive cassowary bird) congratulate The Warehouse on sound business practices relating to illegally logged hardwood. On Wednesday Green MP Catherine Delahunty and West Papuan human rights activist Paula Makabory visted two timber products outlets in Petone. After some [...] read moreAugust 13, 2009 10:15 am - 47 Comments -
The Niue Declaration - by frog
The Niue Declaration on climate change signed last week at the Pacific Islands Forum contains all the usual statements you would expect from a bunch of poor islands with very few carbon emissions to reduce, yet facing the very real threat of global warming caused by other countries. There were calls for international recognition and [...] read moreAugust 25, 2008 4:17 pm - 21 Comments -
Tonga and Fiji - by frog
Don’t you love today’s South Pacific news? The Prime Minister of Tonga is advising Fiji’s military coup leader Commodore Bainimarama, on democracy. Take this quote from Tonga’s Prime Minister, Hon. Dr Feleti Sevele in his role as the Pacific Islands Forum Chairman, “We also added that, if having taken all reasonable steps towards holding the [...] read moreJuly 22, 2008 8:35 am - 2 Comments
