The Marshall Islands’ capital, Majuro, will host a first-of-its-kind Pacific summit on communications and democracy next February. Conference organiser, the Pacific Media
Lagipoiva honoured for climate coverage The editor of Pacific Environment Weekly in Samoa, Dr. Lagipoiva Cherelle Jackson, became the first Pacific Island journalist to
Whether it was the early reports out of China in late 2019, the World Health Organization’s announcement of a pandemic in March
The Media Council of Papua New Guinea (MCPNG) has condemned an attack by male students at the University of Papua New Guinea
The importance of Pacific news on Facebook was thrown into sharp relief by the stand-off in January between the Australian government and
Pacific governments face a crucial dilemma with social media. How they react will define our future. The decision this week by Solomon
Slowly but surely the once mighty Fiji Television Limited has started to crumble, taken apart from within by a combination of government
Vanuatu Daily Post journalist Dan McGarry has been stopped from re-entering the country by Vanuatu immigration officials. McGarry was until recently, the
by Anish Chand Media organisations in Fiji which are to tender for government printing and broadcasting services have to show examples of
Fiji’s High Court in a landmark decision last month cleared the Fiji Times of sedition charges and declared its three newspaper executives
WITH the trial of three newspaper executives underway in Fiji in May on charges of sedition, the assault of a newspaper journalist
New voices for Pacific broadcasters THE Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) is once again making changes that will affect broadcasting into the Pacific.
