New Zealand publication Awaaz uses AuxiPublish to bring its editorial work to the web, where readers can browse original reporting, news and community stories.
- Client
- Awaaz
- Sector
- Media
- Published
- Nov 2026
Kiwi-Indian publication
Public publishing channel
Dedicated space for original reporting
01Introduction
What we delivered
Digital publishing operations and web publishing with AuxiPublish.
Industry · Digital journalism and publishing
02The challenge
Give different kinds of reporting a place to live
Awaaz publishes original features alongside news and community stories. Its website needs to give readers a way to browse by topic, find a particular story and discover work they might otherwise miss.
Publish around an editorial mission
Awaaz’s stated purpose is to tell migrant stories with depth and context. Its digital publication gives the newsroom a place to present long-form reporting alongside the daily news cycle.
03Solution
Connect editorial work with web publishing
AuxiPublish brings story production and website publishing into one platform. At Awaaz, the public website is where readers see the output of that publishing work.
Organise stories for readers
Awaaz’s homepage separates original reporting, featured stories and further coverage. Its public site also provides topic navigation and story search, giving readers several ways to find an article.
04Benefits
The visible result is a public publication where Awaaz can present distinct strands of coverage together. Readers can open an original feature, follow a topic or search the archive from the same site.
Result 01
Public newsroom
Readers can browse reporting and community stories on awaaz.co.nz.
Result 02
Story discovery
Topic navigation and search provide paths to individual articles.
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