Links

Pacific Island Media

Fiji Live on the Net

This site contains more than 20,000 pages of information, covering a wide cross-section of issues and events in Fiji. To access this site, click here.

Fiji Times Online

Fiji's main newspaper, part of the News Limited group of publications. To access this site, click here.

KPRG (89.3 FM), Public Radio for Guam

"Public Radio" in the USA is a non-commercial medium and this station reflects the values of its sponsors, the people of Guam. To access this site, click here.

KUAM TV-8 and Radio 94 FM Jamz

A radio and television combination in Guam. To access this site, click here.

Pacific Daily News, Agaña, Guam

Guam's main newspaper, part of the USA Gannett group of publications. To access this site, click here.

Oceania Newsletter

September 2002 issue has been published on the site of the Centre for Pacific and Asian Studies (Nijmen, Netherlands). To access this site, click here.

Pacific Island News Web Site

The site includes daily news material from Hawaii, reports from the Pacific islands, PACNEWS, Radio Australia and Radio New Zealand. There are links to other Pacific island web pages, research report excerpts, official government documents, and book excerpts. The site was developed by Al Hulsen, president and general manager emeritus of Hawaii Public Radio, who now is a visiting fellow in the East-West Center Pacific Islands Development Program. Assisting PIDP with the project are the University of Hawaii Center for Pacific Islands Studies, on-the-job journalism trainees from the Pacific islands, and EWC/UH student interns. To access this site, click here.

Pacific Islanders in Communication

A good site to find out what is going on with filmaking projects in the Pacific. To access this site, click here.

Pacific Islands Periodicals

Contains listings and contact details for various periodicals focussing on the South Pacific. To access this site, click here.

Pacific Journalism On-line - Wansolwara

Wansolwara is a part of the journalism training program run by the University of the South Pacific. To access this site, click here.

Pacific Journalism Review and Pasifik Nius

South Pacific news media, information and communication issues. Published by the South Pacific Centre for Communication and Information in Development (SPCenCIID), University of Papua New Guinea. This journal is hosted on this website by the Australian Centre for Independent Journalism, University of Technology, Sydney. Editor is David Robie. To access this site, click here.

Pacific Media Watch

An independent, non-profit, non-government organisation comprising journalists, lawyers, editors, researchers and other media workers, supporting media freedom, and examining issues of ethics, accountability, censorship, media freedom and media ownership in the Pacific region. To access this site, click here.

Pacific Studies WWW Monitor

This new periodical forms a key element of the global, cooperative project Pacific Studies WWW Virtual Library. The journal welcomes electronic input of data on new and improved online resources about the Pacific region and its countries. Link suggested by T.Matthew Ciolek. To access this site, click here.

Pasifik Nius

The Pasifik Nius news digest is the successor to Papua Niugini Nius, founded by Journalism Studies, University of Papua New Guinea with Pactok Communications in 1996. It is now published by the Journalism Programme, University of the South Pacific, as an educational and media resource. Nius covers mainly political, social, cultural, environmental and media news. To access this site, click here.

Papua New Guinea Post Courier

The Papua New Guinea Post Courier is on-line with daily news from that country. To access this site, click here.

Te Vaka

Te Vaka is a group of dancers and musicians from Polynesia. Based in New Zealand, the band has released four internationally acclaimed albums, and been nominated for two BBC World Music Awards, amongst many other achievements. Their stunning blend of original, traditionally influenced Polynesian world music has been injecting people all over with it's infectious pulsating log drum rhythms and uplifting melodies. To listen to music excerpts and find out more about this group, click here.

Trout. A South Pacific Journal of the Arts

A project of the University of Auckland, Trout commenced in January 1997 and "...is intended to provide a forum for the poetry, prose,reviews, interviews and artwork of or about New Zealand and/or PacificIslands writers and artists. It is intended to encourage writers and artists, but hopefully will also promote interest in this broad and vital subject area to a world-wide audience". To access this site, click here.

Washington Post (Asia-Pacific Section)

Not exactly "Pacific Islands Media", but a source of information from major (American) news gathering sources about the Pacific Islands. Each section contains information from The Post itself and Associated Press, (USA) State Department Notes, The CIA World Factbook entry for the place, weather, stocks and currency and Internet links. The site contains these details for the following Pacific places: American Samoa, Fiji, French Polynesia, Guam, Micronesia, New Caledonia, Palau, Papua New Guinea, Pitcairn Island, Tonga, Vanuatu, and Western Samoa. To access this site, click here.