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Google News Initiative and Bastion Transform present ground-breaking newsroom experiments - Vimarsana News

Google News Initiative and Bastion Transform present ground-breaking newsroom experiments

Google News Initiative (GNI) and Bastion Transform are presenting the outcomes of a series of highly successful live newsroom experiments with three prominent news organisations – Nine Publishing, the National Indigenous Times (NIT), and BusinessDesk New Zealand. Detailed in a new report, the

Google News Initiative and Bastion Transform Present Ground-Breaking Newsroom Experiments - Vimarsana News

Google News Initiative and Bastion Transform Present Ground-Breaking Newsroom Experiments

Little Black Book, Detailed in a new report, the initiative sought to foster innovation, growth, and editorial excellence within the rapidly evolving media landscape

Pacific leaders remain steadfast against nuclear waste disposal - Vimarsana News

Pacific leaders remain steadfast against nuclear waste disposal

National Indigenous Times, Gorethy Kenneth (PNG Post Courier) - May 11, 2023 Pacific has a combined voice on "no nuclear waste" in the Pacific, Prime Minister James Marape told reporters in Port Moresby on Tuesday. He was asked by reporters if the country would support Japan on its nuclear waste issue. Mr Marape said that he would…

Disputed history - Vimarsana News

Disputed history

A CBC investigation discovered that some of Mary Ellen Turpel-Lafond’s claims about her Cree ancestry, the community where she grew up and her academic accomplishments are inconsistent with publicly available documents.

Source: cbc.ca
The cashless welfare card looks to be phased out, but the BasicsCard remains - Vimarsana News

The cashless welfare card looks to be phased out, but the BasicsCard remains

The Labor Party’s move to scrap the Cashless Debit Card is welcome but it must also abandon the paternalistic Basics Card, which largely affects those living in the Northern Territory. Alex Salmon reports.