http://www.engagemedia.org Channel for NZ-Aotearoa on EngageMedia daily 1 2008-11-12T00:06:38Z http://www.engagemedia.org/Members/Whaleoil/videos/scampi1.mov/view A video about the NZ scampi industry, suppressed by wealthy business interests and corrupt politicians EngageMedia Whaleoil election08 fishing quota corruption scampi 2008-09-02T03:50:36Z Video video/quicktime http://www.engagemedia.org/Members/chinmayadunster/videos/avani_philosophy.mp4/view Second part of a short documentary on Avani, an NGO working in remote villages in Uttaranchal, Indian Himalayas, to bring solar power and develop traditional textile production. EngageMedia chinmayadunster 2008-04-15T04:09:26Z Video video/mp4 http://www.engagemedia.org/Members/chinmayadunster/videos/Avani_intro.mp4/view First part of a short documentary on Avani, an NGO working in remote villages in Uttaranchal, Indian Himalayas, to bring solar power and develop traditional textile production. EngageMedia chinmayadunster NGO Himalayas, 2008-04-15T03:58:37Z Video video/mp4 http://www.engagemedia.org/Members/AnarchiaFilms/videos/happy-valley-court.avi/view In late April 2007, two Save Happy Valley activists locked on to train tracks in Christchurch to stop a coal train from reaching Lytellton Port. After several hours, they were removed and arrested, and a third activist was also arrested and charged with "communicating with a prisoner". On Friday September 14th they appeared in court, and this is what happened. EngageMedia AnarchiaFilms blockade protest 2007-10-22T04:21:38Z Video video/x-msvideo http://www.engagemedia.org/Members/AnarchiaFilms/videos/save-happy-valley.mp4/view Happy Valley is a beautiful area of native bush, fragile wetlands and a thriving ecosystem of native birds and animals located on the West Coast of New Zealand, just North East of Westport. It is home to many threatened species including the Great Spotted Kiwi and the large native Patrickensis land snail.... and it is under attack from state-owned enterprise Solid Energy! EngageMedia AnarchiaFilms coal featured occupation 2007-08-29T02:33:14Z Video video/mp4 http://www.engagemedia.org/Members/AnarchiaFilms/videos/2006-shvc-env-rept-big.wmv/view A video interview with Frances Mountier, an activist in the Save Happy Valley Coalition (SHVC), who was in court Wednesday July 25th after she was sued over her role in the production and distribution of a report into Solid Energy's environmental destruction in 2006. EngageMedia AnarchiaFilms Environment Solid Energy Save Happy Valley 2007-07-30T07:19:52Z Video video/x-ms-wmv http://www.engagemedia.org/Members/AnarchiaFilms/videos/tepapa2005-big.wmv/view In October 2005, the New Zealand Defence Industry Association held a weapons conference at Te Papa, the national museum. Several days of protests were held against this conference, with the biggest being on the opening day. The Aotearoa Revolutionary Clown Army and friends took on the police and the army, resulting in 21 arrests. EngageMedia AnarchiaFilms clown army protest 2007-07-24T21:19:43Z Video video/x-ms-wmv http://www.engagemedia.org/Members/oceanianewsreal/videos/whosenews.avi/view Whose News? is a half-hour documentary produced by Auckland Indymedia which looks at who owns New Zealand's major media outlets and why we should be worried about it. EngageMedia oceanianewsreal oceanianewsreal2 2007-04-15T08:22:26Z Video video/x-msvideo http://www.engagemedia.org/Members/oceanianewsreal/videos/tideisturning.mov/view In 2004, Prime Minister Helen Clark and the New Zealand Labour government passed legislation declaring Crown ownership of the New Zealand foreshore and seabed. The indigenous people of Aotearoa / New Zealand - The Maaori people - having suffered the effects of land confiscation for over 150 years, recognised this legislation for what it was - land confiscation. EngageMedia oceanianewsreal 2007-09-10T07:07:29Z Video video/quicktime http://www.engagemedia.org/Members/oceanianewsreal/videos/kiatupato.mov/view Kia Tupato (Be Careful) features the late Sir John Turei as he presents Maori views on Genetic Modification with reference to the land and the teaching of his Grandparents. Sir John was considered a bridge between the cultures of Maori and non-Maori in New Zealand, and received many honours from the Government including a Knighthood. Kia Tupato presents the teachings of Sir John and his people and includes footage from the protest movement against Genetic Modification in New Zealand. EngageMedia oceanianewsreal oceanianewsreal3 2007-09-10T07:07:24Z Video video/quicktime