Fiji has achieved its highest-ever position in the World Press Freedom Index, ranking 24th out of 180 countries, with Reporters Without Borders (RSF) saying pressure on t
Good and exciting news for aspiring and practising journalists as the University of Fiji has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Fijian Media Association to tak
AI-generated election predictions could influence undecided voters, affect voter turnout and create a misleading impression of certainty, according to the Fijian Election
The Fijian Media Association Town Hall Forum was held at the Tailevu Hotel, where the people of Tailevu were given the opportunity to directly question Cabinet ministers,
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
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.
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance, Professor Biman Prasad says there should be no excuse for drug shortages at any health facility, and he will be taking up
This extraordinary technical collaboration sees camera operators, sound engineers, graphic artists, video editors and production coordinators working as one unified crew
BBC Media Action plans to set up an office for the Pacific region in Suva soon and as part of this plan, two veteran Fijian journalists, Communications Fiji Limited News
The Fijian Media Association has expressed concern about the amendments to media laws that were passed in Parliament last week, and calls on Government to have dialogue w
“We need to scrap or reform the Media Industry Development Act.†This is one of the recommendations in the National Media Reporting Of The 2018 Fijian Gene
The Fijian Media Association has expressed concerns about foreign dignitaries who visit the country but do not allow for time to take questions or have a discussion with
Attorney General, Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum says no journalist has been imprisoned in Fiji, and he then accused CFL and Fiji Times of inaccurate reporting, and that they are ob
The Fijian Media Association says the Reporters Without Borders report is another clear reminder to the Government to review and remove sections in the Media Industry Dev
We are heavily criticised but we play a very important role in keeping a democratic society and keeping people informed. These were the sentiments of the Fijian Media
The Fijian Media Association says it is saddened with the loss of Fiji Sun publisher and media industry veteran Peter Lomas. Association General Secretary, Stanley Simp