Journalists must never lose their humanity while reporting - Kumar
While a journalist’s duty is to observe and report, they must never lose their humanity, especially when covering people facing trauma, conflict and hardship.This
While a journalist’s duty is to observe and report, they must never lose their humanity, especially when covering people facing trauma, conflict and hardship.This
Assistant Minister for Multi Ethnic Affairs, Shalen Kumar says while Fiji has made strong progress in restoring media freedom, the challenge now is ensuring that this fre
Accuracy must outweigh the need to break stories first.This is an urgent plea by the Permanent Secretary for Information, Eseta Nadakuitavuki who is urging journalists t
Fiji has recorded a major milestone in media freedom, moving up from 84th place in 2023 to 24th place today. While marking World Press Freedom Day, Prime Minister Sitiven
Journalists should know the difference between reporting the story and becoming the story.This is the message by University of Fiji Vice Chancellor, Professor Shaista Sha
As we celebrate World Media Freedom Day today, the Fijian Media Association is heartened by the country’s remarkable progress on the Reporters Without BordersÂ
An increase in HIV infections among infants is raising serious concern, with health officials warning that this reflects a real rise in cases rather than just improved te
Open dialogue and the free flow of ideas provide citizens with the information they need to make decisions that benefit their families and communities.This has been highl
Never again will we let fear silence the industry that speaks for people. This message echoed throughout the room last night as Fiji’s media community reunited af
The country's best media personalities will be recognised this Saturday as the Fiji Achievement In Media Excellence Awards returns after a lapse of 17 years. Chairman
The latest BBC Media Action research reveals that cost of living is the top national concern, followed closely by crime, safety, and issues related to alcohol and drugs.
Qualitative data from this year's BBC Media Action Research reveals that fijivillage is regarded as one of the most trusted news sources in Fiji. The independent surve
Online sexual abuse of children is becoming ever more closely linked to offline exploitation, with social media trends fuelling a rise in the sharing of explicit images a
There is a call for Fiji to follow in Australia’s footsteps by introducing a law that bans social media for children under 16, as a measure to protect them. Min
At all times, the public interest in accessing information and the media’s role in scrutinising government must outweigh any unilateral power to silence or sidelin
The Fiji Achievement in Media Excellence Awards 2025will take place on 6 December which is especially symbolic as it marks 19 years to the day when censorship of Fijiâ
News heads are calling for urgent and coordinated action in tackling scams in Fiji as it has been 2 years since the eBay scam, and delays in response continues to leave v
Acting Attorney General, Siromi Turaga clarifies that the highest penalty under Fiji’s laws is the maximum sentence and not the death penalty, as incorrectly repor
The Mareqeti Au Taqomaki Au (MATA) conservation stewards of Wainunu District in Bua are calling on the government for answers following environmental damages linked to op
Protecting journalists is protecting democracy. We stand with the media. Those were the words of Minister for Information, Lynda Tabuya, as she called on police to tig
The Fijian Media Association condemns the attempted attack on journalists covering the sentencing of convicted murderer Tevita Kapawale outside the High Court in Suva.