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Since resigning from USP in 2002, Professor David Robie has maintained close links with USP Journalism

Bound for New Caledonia

Asia Pacific Media Network's Professor David Robie

Asia Pacific Media editor Dr David Robie

‘A subversive in Kanaky’: An article about David Robie’s first arrest by the French military in January 1987

A NZ Defence Force Hercules flew to Nouméa's Magenta airport today

The shrine at Uvanu in northern New Caledonia where a ceremony was held yesterday to mark the anniversary of the execution of 10 Kanaks resisting French colonial rule in 1868

A French policeman on guard in a Nouméa street

French military reinforcements arrive at Nouméa

Devastation on a Nouméa road as security forces try to clear pro-independence barricades

The result of Tuesday's controversial French National Assembly vote on constitutional changes

A woman wrapped in Kanak flag of independence with pride

PNG's Defence Minister Dr Billy Joseph (right) being welcomed in Tokyo

French Pacific Regiment marine

Piango Pacific activists in Fiji prepare their Morning Star flags

Veteran Tahitian independence leader Oscar Temaru with his wife Marie at the UN

Flying Fijian captain Semi Radradra looks for support against France

Fans at the FIFA World Football Cup semifinal match between Spain and Sweden at Auckland's Eden Park last night

Prime Minister James Marape presenting a traditional eagle wood spear with totems to French President Emmanuel Macron

The beginning of a journey to resolve the land issue in Vanuatu’s Southern region

French President Emmanuel Macron visits Kanak villagers yesterday in an area near Tuoho

New Caledonia's Assembly President Roch Wamytan talking to news media in Baku

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