Anuja Nadkarni
Anuja Nadkarni graduated with a Bachelor of Communication Studies (Journalism) from Auckland University of Technology and is now doing an Honours degree in Communications and is on the Pacific Media Centre's 2016 Asia-Pacific Journalism Studies course. Born in Mumbai, India, she migrated to New Zealand with her family in 2002. She also lived in Suva, Fiji, for a while.
Fiji’s clean-up campaign aims to take the sting out of zika
In the wake of the worst ever cyclone to have hit Fiji, the tourist destination is gearing to overcome a new challenge - combating...
Fiji’s climate change patterns hit pristine coral reefs hard
Almost two months following the most devastating cyclone to have ever hit Fiji, the country’s people and biodiversity are still struggling towards recovery, Anuja...
Samoan women score a try for gender empowerment
Samoa’s Rugby Union is encouraging more of its country’s women to participate in rugby. Sport administrators and gender equality advocates are seeing greater participation...
Video campaign tackles ‘subtle racism’ at university
I, Too, Am Auckland Experiences. Runtime 14:47
By Anuja Nadkarni
“Subtle” racial discrimination faced by Māori and Pacific Islander pupils is the subject of a video...
!["That anyone in the White House took this plan seriously, let alone acted on it, is a genuinely staggering notion. But the proposition that [former President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad] could retake the reins of power in Iran is possibly the least preposterous part of the scheme](https://asiapacificreport.nz/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/Mahmoud-Ahmadinejad-WikiP-680wide-100x70.png "Israeli claims about an Iran ‘threat’ were always a lie. Now we have proof")