This article explores issues of identity, hybridity, and media in an Aotearoa/New Zealand
context by analyzing Pacific audiences' affinity for and use of indigenous Māori media. It …

This paper reflects on a service-learning public journalism project in which postgraduate
journalism students have explored several ways to engage with and report alongside …

This article argues that New Zealand's Pacific news media are key sites where producers
negotiate identity, community and belonging through what are described as locative …

This article investigates the performance of Pacific identities on Twitter during a high-profile
cultural and sporting event, Tonga and Australia's first-ever rugby league test match in late …

ABSTRACT New Zealand's Pacific communities face significant generational language loss
and their media are increasingly produced in English, raising questions about the centrality …

Pacific media are viewed here as the media of the Pacific region, an area that covers vast
cultural, economic, and geographic differences. Like the region, Pacific media are diverse …

This chapter critically examines people's communication inequalities in the context of the
COVID-19 pandemic, along with the role that media and digital technologies might play in …

New Zealand is a modern democratic nation of around five million people with an open,
tradebased economy and a centrist political environment. Contemporary New Zealand is the …

Mass media have huge reach in society and are a key filter through which people learn
about each other, yet countless studies demonstrate that these media continue to reproduce …

By looking at how Pacific media producers position themselves in different contexts, this
paper identifies complex identity politics within the communities of practice of New Zealand's …