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Kia ora tatou and welcome to journalist David Robie’s independent news media and politics commentary and analysis about Aotearoa/NZ and the Asia-Pacific region.

Lukim yu… and also check out my Academia.Edu and ResearchGate portals.

This blog is archived in the digital collection of the National Library of NZ (Te Puna Mātauranga o Aotearoa).

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David Robie
David Robiehttps://AsiaPacificReport.nz
Dr David Robie was previously founding director and professor of journalism at AUT’s Pacific Media Centre (PMC). He worked with postgraduate student journalists to edit Pacific Media Watch - a daily digital archive of dispatches about Pacific journalism and media, ethics and professionalism. The PMC also jointly published the high profile independent Pacific Scoop news website with industry partner, Scoop Media, and Asia Pacific Report, which David now edits independently in partnership with Evening Report: http://asiapacificreport.nz/ David is also the founding editor of Pacific Journalism Review (PJR).
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