OpinionThe BSA isn’t gone yet but a Pacific expert says what comes next matters for NZ publicPulotu Tupe Solomon-Tanoa’i says important questions remain about what will replace the Broadcasting Standards Authority and what protections communities will have.Pulotu Tupe Solomon-Tanoa’iFri, 02 Oct
Business • FijiPacific media leaders demand better access to climate loss and damage informationNews organisations adopt the Savusavu Declaration at the Pacific Media Summit in Fiji and back a new regional platform to help journalists work together against misinformation.PMN NewsMon, 28 Sep
Business • Papua New Guinea • Fiji • TongaNeville Choi takes over PINA leadership as Kalafi Moala exitsThe Papua New Guinea media leader takes charge as the regional news body prepares for its next Pacific Media Summit in PNG in 2028.PMN NewsFri, 25 Sep
Pacific Region • FijiPacific women turning community concerns into evidence for better, stronger accountabilityA Fiji initiative is training women to gather data on public services while the Pacific Media Summit in Savusavu hears calls for a stronger and more sustainable media industryPMN NewsFri, 25 Sep
Community • Aotearoa New ZealandUniversity media lab gives journalists time to rethink how news is toldA Tuvaluan-Pākehā journalism academic says Pacific storytellers could use the residency to explore new ways of reaching audiences.Aui'a Vaimaila Leatinu'uThu, 24 Sep
TechnologyPacific AI push puts people, languages and culture at the centreLeaders want stronger safeguards around digital technology and how AI can support journalism without replacing human judgement.PMN NewsThu, 24 Sep
Pacific Region • FijiRabuka launches new Pacific media centre amid calls for stronger journalism standardsFiji's Prime Minister says Pacific journalists must reach remote communities, hold power to account and tell the region’s own stories as media leaders push for greater regional cooperation.PMN NewsWed, 23 Sep
Business • SāmoaEmmy-winning Sāmoan journalist tells Pacific reporters: ‘We deserve to be in those rooms’Tamara Vaifanua is in Apia sharing 25 years of newsroom experience and urging young journalists to trust the value of their Pacific voices.PMN NewsWed, 23 Sep
Law & Order • TongaTonga drug networks ‘making meth locally’, PINA president saysThree people have been charged over an alleged meth importation as a veteran journalist warns criminal networks are becoming more organised.Christine RovoiTue, 22 Sep
Community • SāmoaSāmoa Ombudsman raises concerns over local news reporting of siblings’ deathsThe Samoa Observer has removed one child’s name and published a correction after concerns are raised over privacy and unconfirmed details.Renate RiversFri, 18 Sep
