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More about the journey than the destination: the brilliant Mystery Road.

Why is college so damned expensive?

By Mark Engler.

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Southern Exposure Special: Telling our own stories

Twenty-five years ago, the founders of Drik photo agency had a vision: ‘to bring positive change through the professional and effective use of multimedia communication’. As they celebrate their quarter-century, Shahidul Alam recalls the early days, and offers some iconic photographs from their files.

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Photo: Courtesy of the Goldman Environmental Prize

Children swept up in repression

Report from Egypt

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Ko au te awa kote awa ko au.
I am the river, and the river is me. Maori proverb

An indivisible and living whole, from the mountains to the sea

A New Zealand river has been granted unprecedented legal rights after a century of Maori pressure. Jen Wilton reports.

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Mixed media: film	Mystery Road, directed by Ivan Sen; Two Days, One Night, directed by Jean-Pierre and Luc Dardenne.	New Internationalist Editorial	September, 2014	475	Buy
Why is college so damned expensive?	By Mark Engler.	Mark Engler	September, 2014	475	Buy
Only Planet - Trial by combat	Cartoon by Marc Roberts	Marc Roberts	September, 2014	475	Buy
Southern Exposure Special: Telling our own stories	Twenty-five years ago, the founders of Drik photo agency had a vision: ‘to bring positive change through the professional and effective use of multimedia communication’. As they celebrate their quarter-century, Shahidul Alam recalls the early days, and offers some iconic photographs from their files.	Shahidul Alam	September, 2014	475	Read
Making Waves: Desmond D'Sa	The South African environmental justice crusader has taken on the industrial giants despoiling his community. He tells Veronique Mistiaen of the strength of a people united behind a cause.	Veronique Mistiaen	September, 2014	475	Buy
Environmental tussle	Report from the Solomon Islands	Kayt Davies	September, 2014	475	Buy
Lost identities		Tom Lawson	September, 2014	475	Buy
Censorship resurgent	Report from Serbia	Alexia Kalaitzi	September, 2014	475	Buy
Big beach sell-out	Report from Greece	Lydia James	September, 2014	475	Buy
Assault on interfaith love	Report from Burma	Hanna Hindstrom	September, 2014	475	Buy
Migrant-baby court battle	Report from Australia	Peter Mares	September, 2014	475	Buy
Far-right power bid	Report from Sweden	Adam Bott	September, 2014	475	Buy
Introducing... Joko Widodo		Richard Swift	September, 2014	475	Buy
Children swept up in repression	Report from Egypt	Chalaine Chang	September, 2014	475	Buy
An indivisible and living whole, from the mountains to the sea	A New Zealand river has been granted unprecedented legal rights after a century of Maori pressure. Jen Wilton reports.	Jen Wilton	September, 2014	475	Buy

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