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Samoan local media in a doorstep with former police commissioner, Fuiavaili'ili Egon Keil

RSF's World Press Freedom Index 2023 launching today

Fiji Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka speaks to reporters after the Media Industry Development Act 2010 was repealed in Parliament on 6 April 2023

Reporter Rakesh Kumar (from left) and chief editor Fred Wesley from The Fiji Times, and editor Samantha Magick of Islands Business

The Fiji Times headquarters on Victoria Parade, Suva

The Fiji Times

Fijian media stakeholders at the public consultation on the Media Ownership and Regulation Bill 2023 in Suva

PNG Post-Courier newsroom

Fijian Drua replacement Taniela Rakuro dives over to score the match winning try

FCOSS executive director Vani Catanasiga

Fiji's Attorney-General Siromi Turaga

Former Fiji Times editor-in-chief Netani Rika

Sodelpa’s negotiation team chair, Anare Jale, announcing the result of the votes for a coalition government in 2022

Media freedom in Fiji . . . media law reform a priority

Pacific Beat media freedom in Fiji

Former Fiji attorney-general Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum

Former 1987 coup leader and returning Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka

Fiji Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka and Attorney-General Siromi Turaga

Fiji Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka

Fiji political rivals Sitiveni Rabuka (left), a former prime minister, and Voreqe Bainimarama, the current Prime Minister

The Pacific Media Centre project

2022 - Fiji's third election since the “coup to end all coups” in 2006

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