The Australia Network’s flagship current affairs program ‘Newsline’ ran a piece on domestic violence in the Pacific on Wednesday night. (See the link below.) Tim Costello and the Channels of Hope program I participated in recently were featured, along with work MSF is doing in the region. Australia Network is Australia’s international television service – airing in 46 countries across Asia and the Pacific. \u00a0The network reaches about 1.2 million people each week – only slightly less than Al Jazeera and significantly bigger than every other rival government-funded broadcaster – and surveys list the network as the dominant international television service in the Pacific region.<\/p>\n
http:\/\/www.abc.net.au\/news\/2012-11-07\/domestic-violence-rampant-in-pacific\/4359800<\/a><\/p>\n See also, http:\/\/imaginarydiocese.org\/bishopjohn\/2012\/10\/23\/solomon-islands-media-brief\/<\/a><\/p>\n and,http:\/\/imaginarydiocese.org\/bishopjohn\/2012\/10\/24\/solomon-islands-channels-of-hope-for-gender\/<\/a><\/p>\n http:\/\/imaginarydiocese.org\/bishopjohn\/2012\/10\/17\/solomon-islands-trip\/<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" The Australia Network’s flagship current affairs program ‘Newsline’ ran a piece on domestic violence in the Pacific on Wednesday night. (See the link below.) Tim Costello and the Channels of Hope program I participated in recently were featured, along with … Continue reading