Don Wiseman is a broadcaster at Asia Pacific Report. He covers a range of topics including Asia, Australia, New Zealand, the Pacific Islands, and South East Asia, with a particular focus on gender issues and women's interests. Don's work has been featured in Asia Pacific Report, Stuff, and RNZ.
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Don Wiseman's coverage focuses predominantly on government announcements and political developments in Papua New Guinea, with a particular emphasis on issues related to Bougainville, UN involvement, mining activities, and refugee affairs. If you have insights into these areas or can provide commentary on governmental decisions impacting the aforementioned topics within Papua New Guinea, your input may be relevant for his coverage.
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A former chief legal advisor to the Tongan government has weighed in on a recent bill passed by Tonga's parliament that gives the King direct control over foreign affairs.
By: Don Wiseman
With less than two weeks remaining until the Bougainville election, the Office of the Bougainville Electoral Commission (OBEC) is confident it is well prepared.
Economists from the University of Papua New Guinea (UPNG) and the Australian National University (ANU) have published an assessment of PNG's economy over its first 50 years. The book looks...
By: Don Wiseman
Ishmael Toroama says he's not feeling the pressure as he seeks a second five-year term in office.
The dominant issue going into the next election in Bougainville is not much different from the last election five years ago.
The Kiribati opposition is formally condemning the government's refusal to debate the suspension of the country's Court of Appeal, which occurred more than two years ago.
While 34 women candidates mark a record high, the number pales in comparison to the 370 male candidates who will be contesting Thursday's election.
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Campaigning in Bougainville for Thursday's election must end at midnight on Tuesday local time. The autonomous Papua New Guinea region is holding elections for its parliament.
The World Health Organisation regional director for the Western Pacific, Dr Saia Ma'u Piukala, has told a medical conference in Papua New Guinea that it's a pivotal moment for the health of the region.
