On Air Highlights
Archive for November, 2011
29 November 2011
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Movember is a month-long global moustache growing initiative to raise funds and awareness about men’s health issues and in particular prostate cancer and men’s depression.
29 November 2011
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Solomon Islands Visitors Bureau has changed its tourism branding in an attempt to bring more tourists and dollars into the country.
29 November 2011
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Everyone knows this New Zealand rugby league superstar.
29 November 2011
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Australian and Japanese researchers believe they’ve found the world’s oldest fish hooks in a cave shelter in East Timor.
29 November 2011
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One of Australia’s best known authors Tom Keneally talks about his latest book This is Australians: Eureka to the Diggers, the period that saw Australian fight for a federation and formed its national identity.
29 November 2011
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Violence against women is an issue that needs to be tackled on a global level if a solution is to be found, according to the US Ambassador to Australia Jeffrey Bleich.
28 November 2011
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Former Foreign Minister for New Zealand Winston Peters was one of the successful campaigners in the country’s general elections on the weekend.
28 November 2011
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Asia’s oldest hotel chain, the Peninsular Group has announced it will ban shark fin soup from its restaurants, beginning next year.
28 November 2011
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To Egypt now and ten months after the uprising that toppled former President Hosni Mubarack – millions of Egyptians are voting in what is being billed as the country’s first free and fair elections.
28 November 2011
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In a new illustrated book to be launched this month in New Zealand, co-authors Therese Mangos and John Utanga stake out the history and significance of the ancient art of tattoing in the Cook Islands.
