Pacific Journalism Review - APMN

Pacific Journalism Review - APMN The Pacific Journalism Review: Te Koakoa is an independent peer-reviewed media research journal Founding editor Dr David Robie 1994-2020.

Pacific Journalism Review was published between 1994-1997 at UPNG, 1998-2002 at the University of the South Pacific, and 2003-2020 at Auckland University of Technology. It is currently published by Asia Pacific Media Network | Te Koakoa Incorporated (APMN). Current editor: Dr Philip Cass
Print ISSN: 1023-9499
Online ISSN: 2324-2035
Background:
Pacific Journalism Review: Twenty years on the front l

ine of regional identity and freedom
https://ojs.aut.ac.nz/pacific-journalism-review/article/view/145

Back in Aotearoa and delighted to take delivery of the inaugural edition of Pacific Media, the new research journal bein...
07/01/2026

Back in Aotearoa and delighted to take delivery of the inaugural edition of Pacific Media, the new research journal being published by the Asia Pacific Media Network. Packed with cutting edge research from Australia, New Zealand and the Pacific, it follows in the traditions of Pacific Journalism Review, which was published for three decades and celebrated its milestone in Fiji. Congratulations to the University of the South Pacific, Shailendra Singh Amit Sarwal, Del Abcede and all those who contributed to this first edition. APMN members' copies will be in the mail soon and also more news coming up about edition 2 of Pacific Media with editor Khairiah A Rahman. Whānau Community Centre & Hub http://apmn.nz

New journal warns Pacific media near breaking point amid revenue collapse and political pressure - by Monika Singh |   A...
06/01/2026

New journal warns Pacific media near breaking point amid revenue collapse and political pressure - by Monika Singh | Asia Pacific Report Wansolwara

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‘Father of Timor Post’ – why Asia Pacific media legend Bob Howarth’s legacy will live on |   Asia Pacific Report     Bob...
25/11/2025

‘Father of Timor Post’ – why Asia Pacific media legend Bob Howarth’s legacy will live on | Asia Pacific Report Bob Howarth Mouzy'nJen Scott-Lopes

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Pacific Media: A renewed commitment to research on Pacific media, development and democracy |   Asia Pacific Report     ...
17/11/2025

Pacific Media: A renewed commitment to research on Pacific media, development and democracy | Asia Pacific Report The University of the South Pacific USP JOURNALISM ALUMNI NETWORK Wansolwara Pacific Journalism Review - APMN

DemocracyEditor's PicksPacific ReportFijiGlobalHuman RightsIndigenousMediaNew ZealandPacific Media WatchPoliticsResearchSyndicate Pacific Media: A renewed commitment to research on Pacific media, development and democracy By Pacific Media Watch - November 17, 2025 0 9 SHARE Facebook Twitter tweet AB...

New Pacific Media journal launched in APMN and USP partnership |   Asia Pacific Report       The University of the South...
10/11/2025

New Pacific Media journal launched in APMN and USP partnership | Asia Pacific Report The University of the South Pacific USP JOURNALISM ALUMNI NETWORK The Australia Today Wansolwara

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David Robie’s ‘Eyes of Fire’ rekindles the legacy of the Rainbow Warrior 40 years on   by Dr Amit Sarwal Greenpeace Aote...
25/10/2025

David Robie’s ‘Eyes of Fire’ rekindles the legacy of the Rainbow Warrior 40 years on by Dr Amit Sarwal Greenpeace Aotearoa Nik Naidu Little Island Press Ltd

“The book deals with a lot of critical issues impacting on the Pacific, and is expanded a lot and quite different from the last edition in 2015.”

Pacific Media Watch backs RSF call for urgent end to Gaza media blockade |   Asia Pacific Report
14/10/2025

Pacific Media Watch backs RSF call for urgent end to Gaza media blockade | Asia Pacific Report

Asia ReportEditor's PicksGlobalHuman RightsIndigenousMediaMilitaryPacific Media WatchPalestinePoliticsSecuritySyndicate Pacific Media Watch backs RSF call for urgent end to Gaza media blockade By Pacific Media Watch - October 15, 2025 0 20 SHARE Facebook Twitter tweet Reporters Without Borders (RSF)...

 : A message to editors about Gaza: ‘Your euphemisms made the bullets easier to fire’ |
29/08/2025

: A message to editors about Gaza: ‘Your euphemisms made the bullets easier to fire’ |

By David Robie: Last Saturday, 16 August 2025, I spoke at this Palestine Solidarity Network Aotearoa (PSNA) rally in the wake of the shocking targeted assassination of six journalists -- four of them working for the Al Jazeera network -- and another person in Gaza City.

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