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On 10 July 1985, French secret agents bombed the Greenpeace campaign flagship Rainbow Warrior in Auckland Harbour, New Zealand. Portuguese-born photographer Fernando Pereira died in the sabotage outrage that shook the world. The bombed ship was scuttled off a New Zealand bay in 1 ...
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Covers contemporary issues in media in the Pacific.
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This special edition of the literary journal Dreadlocks incorporates proceedings from Oceans, Islands and Skies - Oceanic Conference on Creativity and Climate Change. The conference highlighted the role of writers, artists and the media in environmental challenges in the Pacifi c ...
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Covers contemporary issues around the freedom of media in the Pacific
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A comprehensive "hidden stories of the Pacific" media and communication book about many of the region's major issues of the past two decades such as the Fiji coups, Papua New Guinea's Bougainville war and resource development crises, nuclear testing and health challenges, environ ...
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Edited By Barry King, Annie Goldson (themed) and David Robie (unthemed)
This new edition features the work of film and documentary makers Alister Barry, Annie Goldson, Anne Keala Kelly, Jim Marbrook, Tom Morton, Joshua Oppenheimer, Max Stahl, Kim Webby and others. Unthemed art ...
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The book draws on interviews with 57 Pacific journalists, educators and media policy makers and two newsroom surveys in Fiji and PNG as well as the authors personal experience as a Pacific media educator for almost a decade. Robie argues "journalists need to be provided with crit ...
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Media and digital democracy* Defending the foundations of journalism* The case for e-technology in Fiji's general elections* Tuning in and the political process* The future of 'traditional' media in the PacificBlogs and free speech in post-coup Fiji.Unsur
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