by Jasmine Koria Despite its distance from both Europe and the continental United States, the Common …
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Read moreOn 11 September 2001, people around the world spent hours glued to television screens, witnessing the horror unfold in such a surreal manner that it felt as though we were all watching some bad blockbuster movie, writes Alisha Lewis, 19, a Commonwealth Correspondent from New Zealand. Ten years on, it’s remembered as one day. Nine Eleven. But the …
"Never was the power of human spirit more evident than after 9/11" Read More »
Rugby is very much a part of the fabric of New Zealand culture, as was evident on the night of the 2011 Rugby World Cup Opening Ceremony, according to Fale Lesa, 21, a Commonwealth Correspondent. If you’re wondering why there’s a lot of commotion over rugby, then look no further: the 2011 Rugby World Cup …
“Kia Ora and welcome to the world of rugby in New Zealand” Read More »
Rugby is very much a part of the fabric of New Zealand culture, as was evident on the night of the 2011 Rugby World Cup Opening Ceremony, according to Fale Lesa, 21, a Commonwealth Correspondent. If you’re wondering why there’s a lot of commotion over rugby, then look no further: the 2011 Rugby World Cup …
"Kia Ora and welcome to the world of rugby in New Zealand" Read More »
For a company to put corporate social responsibility principles into practice, they need to look at their social, economic and environmental obligations to the local and broader community, writes Steph Carter, 20, a Commonwealth Correspondent from Brisbane, Australia. On an average day at work, I was notified that my employer was seeking to take the …
“Corporate social responsibility: Redefining the agenda?” Read More »
For a company to put corporate social responsibility principles into practice, they need to look at their social, economic and environmental obligations to the local and broader community, writes Steph Carter, 20, a Commonwealth Correspondent from Brisbane, Australia. On an average day at work, I was notified that my employer was seeking to take the …
"Corporate social responsibility: Redefining the agenda?" Read More »
A charity in the US which successfully uses online social media to help local communities provides lessons for other non-profits, writes Eva Maria, 21, a Commonwealth Correspondent from New Zealand. While browsing online recently, I came across a fantastic charity called Epic Change that I felt needs to have its word spread to those who …
“Four basic principles that are valuable for any non-profit” Read More »
A charity in the US which successfully uses online social media to help local communities provides lessons for other non-profits, writes Eva Maria, 21, a Commonwealth Correspondent from New Zealand. While browsing online recently, I came across a fantastic charity called Epic Change that I felt needs to have its word spread to those who …
"Four basic principles that are valuable for any non-profit" Read More »
As young people in the prime of our lives, we tend to live life as though we are invincible. Steve Jobs had a different and rather refreshing approach to living, writes Alisha Lewis, 19, a Commonwealth Correspondent from New Zealand. All of us have, in some way, been affected by Steve Jobs’ legacy. Whether in purchasing …
“It was the humanity of Steve Jobs that made him a role model” Read More »
As young people in the prime of our lives, we tend to live life as though we are invincible. Steve Jobs had a different and rather refreshing approach to living, writes Alisha Lewis, 19, a Commonwealth Correspondent from New Zealand. All of us have, in some way, been affected by Steve Jobs’ legacy. Whether in purchasing …
"It was the humanity of Steve Jobs that made him a role model" Read More »
Young people from around the globe are in Fremantle on the west coast of Australia this week to take part in the Commonwealth Youth Forum. Amanda McClintock, 19, a Commonwealth Correspondent from Queensland reporting on the summit, recounts how friendships are already forming and debates are raging on everything from property issues in the Cook …
Commonwealth Youth Forum: “Making a change for the better” Read More »
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