APJC | Asia Pacific Journalism Centre

APJC’s China journalist exchange is back on track, with five senior Australian journalists travelling to China in October 2023 for talks with government, business, media and academic leaders.

The 2019 China Australia Journalist Exchange gave five Australian journalists first-hand insights into the China-Australia economic relationship as well as Chinese responses to environmental challenges.

Timor-Leste journalists have raised concerns over the use of criminal law to deal with defamation matters, in a video discussion with Australian colleagues.

A group of senior Chinese editors and directors explored challenges to bilateral economic relations and the state of Australia’s media sector in an APJC-hosted visit to Sydney and Melbourne.

Building journalism skills to report the economic life of communities, and especially the role of women, was the major theme of the most recent journalism fellowship program delivered by APJC in 2015.

APJC mounted two election reporting workshops in Yangon to help Myanmar’s news media face the challenge of reporting the country’s general elections in November,

Six Australian journalists visited Cambodia in 2015 as part of a new APJC fellowship program aimed at enhancing news media capacity to report on the work of the international development sector.

An APJC group returned to Aceh to see how the province was faring 10 years after the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami. The four were part of an original group of Australian news media professionals who visited Indonesia in 2005.

A group of Indonesian journalists drawn from across the archipelago learned how to factor sustainability into economic news reporting and analysis at a recent APJC program in Melbourne. Photo: Alfian Kartono

A group of 11 journalists from southwest Pacific countries met Australian politicians and business leaders as part of a professional development program on news media and the role of women in the economy.