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PNG: Media ban on vote counting in Hagen Central
12 Jul
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PNG: Polye confident of 'new beginning' for next Government
10 Jul
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PNG: Caretaker PM wins seat in elections
8 Jul
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PNG: An Al Jazeera journalist's perspective on the general election
26 Jun
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PNG: Tech-savvy election underway with increasing social media users
25 Jun
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PNG mobilises for a tech-savvy election
24 Jun
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PNG: More pre-election violence claims three lives
14 Jun
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PNG: Editorial - Mixed signals in countdown to elections
13 Jun
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PNG: Editorial - Justice lies in the ballot box
6 Jun
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PNG: Editorial - Tribal leaders can make a difference
5 Jun

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Pacific Media Watch article
1 Dec

REGION: Pacific journalism, media and diversity researchers tackle challenges ahead

AUCKLAND (Asia Pacific Report/Pacific Media Watch): Pacific journalism and media researchers have gathered “live” in Auckland and “virtually” from Australia, Indonesia, and the region to showcase their projects and initiatives – and they spoke of the key challenges ahead.

Pacific Media Watch article
1 Dec

NZ: Academics, journalists, students raise West Papuan flag in NZ ‘solidarity’ gesture

AUCKLAND (Asia Pacific Report/Pacific Media Watch): Academics, journalists and students today raised the West Papuan flag – an act banned in Indonesia and punishable by up to 15 years in jail – at a Pacific Media Centre-hosted symposium in Auckland today.

The protest marked the 59th anniversary of the day West Papuans first raised their flag of independence, known as the Morning Star, on 1 December 1961.

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15 Feb

Blood on their Banner: Nationalist Struggles in the South Pacific

Blood on their Banner: Nationalist Struggles in the South Pacific
by David Robie

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Toktok 40/ Spring 2020

COURAGEOUS WOMEN FEATURED IN PJR'S MELANESIAN MEDIA FREEDOM EDITION

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ACMC2021 - Change, Adaptation and Innovation: Media, Communication and Culture

ACMC2021 CONFERENCE RATIONALE - November 25-27

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Pacific Media Centre 2020 and Beyond: Highlights and New Horizons

Join us for a roller-coaster ride with the Pacific Media Centre : Te Amokura research and publication student and staff team for an end-of-year showcase – how we faced the coronavirus challenges with some lively outputs on our environmental, human rights and social justice programme. Plus, plans for the future.

December 1, 2020, 9am-12noon, WG224A

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