Pacific Islands Media Association Aotearoa (PIMA) conference news file by AUT student journalists, AUT, 7-8 October 2004
Reporting team: Team leaders: Sudesh Kissun and Jon Dow (Te Waha Nui). Anna Barge, Nic Daley, Dean Campbell, Laura Crooks. Photographers: Eddie Gay, Marcus Stickley and Sharon Marris.
Articles:
- 7 October 2004 - Hot topic features for Pacific media conference
- 8 October 2004 - TVNZ chief praises network's Pacific media coverage team
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- 8 October 2004 - Media chiefs consider plan to boost Pasifika talent
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- 8 October 2004 - Gosche condemns ‘shallow’ reporting of Pacific issues
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- 9 October 2004 - TVNZ's boost for Pacific coverage 'can improve'
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- 9 October 2004 - Tongan media activist wins PIMA freedom award
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- 9 October 2004 - Maori campaigner calls for 'united front' with Pasifika
- 9 October 2004 - Spasifik hailed as ‘new flagship’ publication for Pacific people
- 9 October 2004 - Foreshore law sets 'dangerous precedent' for Pacific
- 9 October 2004 - Let's drop the racism and be positive, says Sykes
- 10 October 2004 - Tagata Pasifika’s Utanga elected new chief of PIMA
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