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Highlights from the Fijian Media Association (FMA) evening held today in Suva. Supported by BBC Media Action, the sessio...
10/01/2026

Highlights from the Fijian Media Association (FMA) evening held today in Suva.

Supported by BBC Media Action, the session featured psychologist Elenoa Ragogo Lesuma sharing practical insights on trauma-informed and responsible journalism, including recognising personal triggers and managing vicarious trauma arising from coverage of sensitive issues such as violence and drugs. Discussions also touched on psychosocial support, healthy coping mechanisms, and an engaged Q&A session.

Fijian Media Association editors and senior journalists met today at the Fiji Times conference room to discuss prioritie...
10/01/2026

Fijian Media Association editors and senior journalists met today at the Fiji Times conference room to discuss priorities for development, strengthening media capacity, events, training and strategic plan for 2026. This evening the FMA will hold a session for members on managing mental health and trauma.
Anticipating a big year in 2026.

21/12/2025

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FMA General Secretary Stanley Simpson officiated at the West Media Annual Family Fun Day held at the South Seas Club.Dur...
21/12/2025

FMA General Secretary Stanley Simpson officiated at the West Media Annual Family Fun Day held at the South Seas Club.

During the event, Mr Simpson encouraged journalists to continue their important work and shared the Fiji Media Association’s plans and priorities for 2026.

The gathering was attended by personnel from several western-based media organisations, including City Star newspaper, the Department of Information, Fijian Drua, as well as representatives from Rugby Australia, Fiji Rugby and marketing executives.

Vinaka Madam President Mrs Rosi Doviverata for highlighting this. Every day, female journalists across Fiji and the Paci...
12/12/2025

Vinaka Madam President Mrs Rosi Doviverata for highlighting this.
Every day, female journalists across Fiji and the Pacific face online harassment, threats, and abuse simply for doing their jobs.
Technology-Assisted Gender-Based Violence (TAGBV) is real, and it’s silencing voices that our communities need to hear.
From harassment to sexually explicit threats, from doxxing to deepfakes, female journalists are targeted in ways designed to intimidate, discredit, and drive them out of the profession.
These attacks don’t just harm individuals—they harm our democracy.
When we allow online abuse to silence female journalists, we all lose.
The Fijian Media Association stands firmly against all forms of gender-based violence, including digital harassment. We call on communities to take these threats seriously and protect journalists.
To our female journalists: Your voice matters. Your safety matters. You are not alone. Because a threat to one journalist is a threat to press freedom itself.

2025 FAME Awards.
08/12/2025

2025 FAME Awards.

2025 FAME Awards in pictures.  PC: Pixel Productions
08/12/2025

2025 FAME Awards in pictures.
PC: Pixel Productions

2025 FAME Awards in pictures.
08/12/2025

2025 FAME Awards in pictures.

2025 FAME Awards in pictures.  PC: Pixel Productions
08/12/2025

2025 FAME Awards in pictures.

PC: Pixel Productions

Congratulations to the 2025 FAME Awards Premier Category winners.Print Journalist of the Year: Anish Chand (The Fiji Tim...
07/12/2025

Congratulations to the 2025 FAME Awards Premier Category winners.

Print Journalist of the Year: Anish Chand (The Fiji Times)

Radio Journalist of the Year: Vijay Narayan (CFL)

TV Journalist of the Year: Isoa Vuki(Mai TV)

Overall Award
Journalist of the Year: Anish Chand (The Fiji Times)

Congratulations to our 2025 FAME Awards All Media Category finalists and winners.Best Commentary, Analysis, Opinion or C...
07/12/2025

Congratulations to our 2025 FAME Awards All Media Category finalists and winners.

Best Commentary, Analysis, Opinion or Critique: Naisa Koroi - "Minister's Misstep Demands Swift Action" (Fiji Sun)
Finalists:
• Anish Chand - "Press Freedom" (Fiji Times)
• Vijay Narayan - "In-depth and exclusive analytical interview piece with the Prime Minister" (CFL)
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Best Coverage of iTaukei Affairs: Eparama Warua - "Mango Bay" (Fiji TV)
Finalists:
• Lusiana Tuimaisala - "Installation of Tui Nayau" (Fiji Sun)
• Iliana Biutu (CFL)
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Best Sports Journalism: Lusi Banuve - "Women's 7s team treatment" (Mai TV)
Finalists:
• Taina Basiyalo - "Senior players join Nayacalevu's call" (FBC)
• Sesalina Cakau - "Fiji's switch queen" (FBC)
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Young Journalist of the Year: Ioane Asioli - "Gay Management" (Fiji Sun)
Finalists:
• Jake Wise - "Ketamine vials"
• Kaneta Naimatau - "From pain to peace: Women refugees rebuild in Fiji"
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Scoop of the Year: Anish Chand - "Military Non-Intervention" (Fiji Times)
Finalists:
• Lusi Banuve - "Fiji 7s rugby women sleep on benches" (Mai TV)
• Inoke Malovesi Rabonu - "MPs crossing floor" (Fiji Sun)
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Best Coverage of a Major News Event or Issue: Samantha Rina - "Lupus Coverage" (Fiji Times)
Finalists:
• Shartika Naidu - "Rural Coverage"
• Ivamere Nataro - "M**h Crisis"
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Best Business Journalism: Waisea Nasokia - "UB40 & the Business of Events Tourism" (Fiji Sun)
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Best News Photography: Ronald Kumar - "Poor Condition of School" (Fiji Sun)
Finalists:
• Josefa Kotobalavu - "Riyaz's Finger" (Mai TV)
• Aisea Buliruarua - "Peekaboo" (CFL)
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Best Sports Photography: Leon Lord - "Mixed Emotions" (Fiji Sun)
Finalists:
• Josefa Kotobalavu - "BOG Emotion/Blue Ribbon Event" (Mai TV)
• Josua Buredua - "Bolatini Makes Historic Win" (Fiji Sun)
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Best Male Commentator: Satish Narain (FBC)
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Best Female Commentator: Sesalina Cakau (FBC)

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