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[AI Accountability reporting in APAC] Hey folks, I'm working on an assignment and would love to speak to reporters and editors who have been covering AI accountability in APAC region. Any journalists who have reported on things like the impact of new AI models on labour exploitation, privacy/consent, on any particular (vulnerable) communities and/or the role governments and businesses play in AI application and development, etc. in your respective countries are the ones I want to talk to. Hit me up here or at [email redacted]! Cheers! P/S: Here's an unrelated t-shirt to the post but sorta inspiring!
ANZ marketers, this one’s for you. 🇦🇺🇳🇿 Are you or your organisation building something meaningful in AI or Martech? I want to hear about it. Whether you’re launching an AI innovation, transforming marketing with technology, or building something the industry should know about, let’s put it on the radar. 📩 DM me. Let’s connect and explore how we can amplify your story. Tag a marketer or leader in ANZ who should be part of this conversation. #AI #Martech #Marketing #ANZ #Australia #NewZealand #MarketingLeadership #Innovation #Tech #KARVTechInsider
Survivors of Family Violence in NZ: What Do You Wish People Kia ora all. My name is Laura. I'm a survivor of DV and now work in the field of reducing the risk of harm to victims. New Zealand has some of the highest rates of family violence in the developed world, yet many people still don't understand what abuse actually looks like behind closed doors. I'm looking to speak with survivors for a storytelling and awareness project. I'm particularly interested in hearing about: Coercive control Emotional and psychological abuse Financial abuse Physical violence Barriers to leaving Experiences with Police, Oranga Tamariki, Courts, Refuge, or support services Life after leaving Stories can be anonymous. Most importantly, I want this project to be survivor-led and focused on education rather than sensationalism. If you feel comfortable sharing, please comment or message me directly. Ngā mihi. Laura
Retail Employees of Tāmaki Makaurau Hello my name is Brodie and I’m an independent journalist working on a story about the realities of hospitality in Tāmaki Makaurau. I’m interviewing current or former retail employees regarding their experience in the field. Please email me here if you’re interested in an anonymous interview. [email redacted] Cheers P.S no management aye 😉
Looking for information on VUWSA, anonymous tips welcome Kia ora r/VUW, I'm an investigative journalist researching VUWSA, and I'd like to hear from students, staff, execs, insiders or anyone else who has dealt with the association and has something they think deserves scrutiny. What's useful Documents: minutes, memos, budgets, decisions, internal emails, policies Screenshots or exports of group chats or DMs you were part of Your own account of something you saw or experienced, even without paperwork How to send it Email: Straddle9190 (at) proton.me For large or multiple files, upload them to Proton Drive (preferred) or Google Drive and email me the share link. To export Instagram chats, request a data download through the Meta Accounts Centre. There are step-by-step guides online. What I'll do with it Your identity stays confidential. I verify everything before it's used and won't publish on the strength of a single unverified source. Private details of people who aren't relevant to the story won't be published. Even a lead on where to look is helpful.
One door/book closes and another opens. After finishing up at Education Perfect, I'm now heading to India in October on an Asia New Zealand Foundation Media Travel Grant, spending a month reporting on former Black Caps coach Gary Stead's second season coaching Andhra Pradesh in the Ranji Trophy — and on the broader story of New Zealand-India business and trade ties under the new FTA. Already, my contacts in this space show we are coming closer every day: agriculture, education, and manufacturing are just the start. Over the next month I'll be publishing in-depth dispatches covering cricket, trade, and NZ-India links via my Substack, The Development Squad. I will open paid subscriptions for the duration of the trip for anyone who'd like full access to the coverage and wants to support independent, on-the-ground journalism. Would welcome your support — and if you have NZ-India contacts, stories or angles, I'd love to hear from you. Thanks to Dylan Cleaver, Asia New Zealand Foundation, Tim McInnes for your support and encouragement. Of course, none of this happens without my my old friend, Gary Stead, being generous enough to let me follow his journey. And Oliviah Theyers-Collins for holding the fort to I can chase this dream!
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