Pacific Islanders debate paradox of ‘Oceanianism’ and global citizens
From Indepth News
By Shailendra Singh in Suva
Discussions about the concept of "Global Citizenship" are gaining momentum in various international forums, but remain largely unexplored...
Regenvanu warns over ‘misleading’ media speculation on Vanuatu government
From Vanuatu Daily Post
The president of the Graon mo Jastis Pati (GJP), Ralph Regenvanu, has called on local and foreign media organisations to be...
AUT Pacific Media Centre launches AsiaPacificReport.nz news website
By Denise Yeo
AUT’s Pacific Media Centre and Evening Report editor Selwyn Manning have teamed up to launch Asia Pacific Report, a news website that...
Timor-Leste human rights protesters harassed over peaceful Jokowi demo
From Amnesty International
Two members of Timor-Leste’s security forces visited the office of the human rights NGO Yayasan HAK this week and the police have...
The PMC Project – a Pacific Media Centre profile
From the Pacific Media Centre
A short documentary by Alistar Kata
In 2009, a short video was made by AUT television students John Pulu and Sophie...
Vanuatu winning poll candidate signs over 100pc of salary to chiefs
From Vanuatu Daily Post
By Len Garae in Port Vila
Provisional successful candidate for North Ambae Alickson Vira has kept his promise in the Vanuatu snap...
Indonesia’s Island of Intolerance – ‘time running out’
From Human Rights Watch
By Phelim Kine
Time is running out for the beleaguered Ahmadiyah community on Bangka Island in Indonesia.
Bangka Island’s top elected official, Tarmizi...
Cinema Pasifika – Episode 5: Painim Aut
Report from Cinema Pasifika
Cinema Pasifika is a new series of programmes showcasing short films from the Pacific Islands region being screened by Australia Plus...
TPPA national interest analysis criticised as flimsy and biased
Report from Evening Report
By Selwyn Manning in Auckland
New Zealand Trade Minister Todd McClay yesterday released the National Interest Analysis (NIA), a document tasked to...
Rousing, inspirational public challenge to ‘no way’ TPPA deal
Report from Pacific Media Watch
A leading critic of the Trans Pacific Partnership Agreement last night showed off "Tim the dead rat" to rousing cheers,...
An Australia Day flashback – Other People’s Wars
A 1988 John Pilger documentary, The Last Dream: Other People's Wars, looks at the complicated relationship that Australians have with war.
A 2015 YouTube viewer's...
‘Don’t forget crimes – end impunity’ Timor message for Jokowi
Report from Pacific Media Watch
Human rights advocates have appealed to President Joko Widodo to "end impunity and consolidate democracy" on the eve of his...
‘Clean up’ snap election upholds Vanuatu rule of law
Report from Pacific Media Watch
By Catherine Putz of The Diplomat
Of Vanuatu’s 270,000 people, an estimated 200,000 turned up to vote in last Friday's snap...
New French ex-Sevens flyer named for national rugby squad
Report from Planet Rugby
After French rugby union coach Guy Novès selected a Fiji-born Sevens flyer for the national squad, he has now also called...
Three Kalsakau brothers make Vanuatu political history – all elected
Report from Pacific Media Watch
By Godwin Ligo in Port Vila
For the first time in Vanuatu’s political history since 1980, three Kalsakau brothers from the...
New Asia Pacific Report website ready for take off
From the Pacific Media Centre
An enterprising new media collaboration between a journalism school and an independent news organisation will take off on Thursday evening...
Waihopai spy base protesters talk Pacific, ‘Five Eyes’ and democracy
Report from Pacific Media Watch
By Jennifer Eder in Blenheim
An annual New Zealand protest has drawn a colourful crowd to the South Island province of...
John Pilger: Australia’s day for secrets, flags and cowards
Report from Pacific Media Centre
This truth has no place in the Australian consciousness. Among settler nations with indigenous populations, apart from a facile “apology”...
Vanua’aku Pati political bloc confident of forming Vanuatu government
Report from Pacific Media Watch
The party that led Vanuatu at independence more than three decades ago is confident that it will emerge as part...