A mini-documentary about 20 years of publication of the research journal Pacific Journalism Review, produced by AUT University screen production and television student Sasya Wreksono to mark the publishing milestone.
The programme features interviews with editors and contributors who have been writing for the journal almost since it began in
November 1994.
Dr Philip Cass of Unitec and Professor Wendy Bacon, a professorial fellow at the Australian Centre for Independent Journalism (ACIJ), are both interviewed, having been associated with the journal since its Port Moresby days in the mid-1990s
when PJR was based at the University of Papua New Guinea.
In 1998, PJR moved with its founding editor Professor David Robie to the University of the South Pacific in Fiji. By 2003, the journal had moved again, this time to AUT University in New Zealand where it has now been based for 11 years.
Dr Lee Duffield, who is compiling a research report about PJR, is also among those interviewed.
Director: Sasya Wreksono, for the Pacific Media Centre, AUT University.
PJR website: www.pjreview.info
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