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Friday, 16 July 2021, 3:53 pm An unprecedented collaboration between four of New Zealand's biggest media organisations will train, develop and hire 25 journalists to report and share the important perspectives and stories of Aotearoa. Māori Television, Pacific Media Network, Newshub and NZME (New Zealand Media and Entertainment) – with support from NZ On Air via the Public Interest Journalism Fund – will establish a unique cadetship and development programme called Te Rito. The purpose of Te Rito is to foster and develop talented journalists from Māori, Pacific and other communities tr...

Home and family Virginia Beach; wife Tristie, daughter Ella, 9, son Reed, 6, and our dog Roxy, a 4-year-old Shih Tzu mix.

A 45-year-old man who conspired with a friend at KRCC to keep an assault victim from testifying in court escaped a jail sentence Monday. B.C. Supreme Court justice Ian Meiklem agreed with a joint submission by Crown and defence lawyers, who suggested a conditional sentence served in the community. Alexander Waites pleaded guilty to obstruction of justice. Crown lawyer Don Mann said Waites and a co-accused, Randy Tournour, worked with a friend who was in jail facing charges related to a violent attack against his common-law wife. They conspired with him to encoura...

U.S.A. –-(AmmoLand.com)- Don Mann lived an exciting life. He joined the Navy as a Corpsman before trying out for the Navy SEALS. Mann went through BUDS and loved it. While in the SEALS, he learned about a new team on the SEALS led by Richard Marcinko. Mann decided he needed to push himself to join this very elite team of operators. This unit became known as SEAL Team Six and later renamed the Naval Special Warfare Development Group (DEVGRU). After Mann left the military, he missed pushing himself, so he started running Iron Man competitions, including two in one day. Mann then took it to th...

AUT City Campus. Image: AUT One of AUT’s Pacific research centres has been without a director since the end of last year and a lack of clarity around its future is causing division among staff and supporters. Teuila Fuatai reports for The Spinoff.   SINCE 2007, AUT’s Pacific Media Centre has built a considerable portfolio and solid reputation for its research and reporting on issues throughout the Asia Pacific region, and as a training ground for Pasifika journalists and academics. However, a month after veteran Pacific correspondent and researcher Professor David Robie retired ...