Ami Dhabuwala
Ami Dhabuwala is an engineer-turned-journalist from India. After having two years of experience in media, passion for journalism brought her to the Auckland University of Technology's Postgraduate Diploma in Communication Studies (Journalism). She is enrolled in the Asia-Pacific Journalism Studies course (2016) offered by the Pacific Media Centre. Ami is interested in exploring untold stories from the Asia-Pacific region.
WJEC16: Pacific corruption ‘like cancer’ – needs treating, says TINZ Pacific...
By Ami Dhabuwala
Each Pacific country is dealing with its own issues, but one of the major issues is corruption.
A preconference of the Journalism Education...
Gujarati migrant theatre group keeps mother tongue alive in NZ
By Ami Dhabuwala
Migrants from Gujarat who are living in Auckland have set up a theatre and literature group to celebrate their mother tongue.
The group’s...
‘If young people act over climate change, our leaders will listen’
A Pacific Media Centre report on a "united Pacific voice" on climate change at the Pacific Development Forum in Suva last September that got...
Climate change protest forces ANZ to shut flagship NZ branch for...
Banking group ANZ is one of the biggest investors in fossil fuel industries. Failing to get much response from management with letters, activists 350...
Pacific example can help ‘save the world’ on climate change, says...
By Ami Dhabuwala in Suva
The people of the Pacific have been handed a big challenge over the weekend – mobilise for urgent climate change...
Fiji tackles another ‘depression’ leading to young suicides
Fiji is still facing a major challenge to deal with suicide cases, especially of young children, reports Ami Dhabuwala of Asia-Pacific Journalism from Suva.
Fiji...
Fiji set to start clean-up project for predator starfish
By Ami Dhabuwala in Suva
Fiji is gearing up to launch a monitor-and-clean-up project over the predator crown of thorns starfish.
The crown of thorns starfish...
Long after Cyclone Winston, Fiji women struggle for basic needs
Women have been facing health and security issues since last month’s disaster, reports Ami Dhabuwala of Asia-Pacific Journalism.
While the world was busy celebrating Women’s...
