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Fijian journalist arrested in army weapons case - Radio Australia


Fijian journalist arrested in army weapons case
Radio Australia, Australia - 58 minutes ago
The weapons, said to be 13 in total, were un-accounted for, when the army negotiated to have all its weapons returned to its armoury following the May coup ...

Fiji journalist arrested over article (TVNZ)

The arrest of a Fiji journalist during a sedition investigation has sparked fresh debate over media freedom in the South Pacific country. Fiji Times journalist Serafina Silaitoga was taken into police custody on Sunday morning for questioning over a recent political article she wrote.

Fiji police arrest journalist - Sydney Morning Herald


Fiji police arrest journalist
Sydney Morning Herald, Australia - 50 minutes ago
Fiji is ruled by a military regime headed by Commodore Frank Bainimarama, who seized power in a bloodless coup and appointed himself prime minister. ...

Who is a journalist?

Who is a journalist? As computer technology progresses, so does the way the world communicates. Over the last ten years we have watched the internet rapidly advance and there is no sign of its slowing down. In the early stages of the internet, email was the new and exciting way to instantly send messages to anyone in the world. Today, anyone can use a camera phone to create multi media messages including video, audio and pictures and send them to people all over the world. It was video from

Aussie journalist kicked out of Fiji (Perth Now)

FIJI'S military Government has ignored a court order and deported the Australian publisher of the Fiji Times newspaper, after labelling him a threat to national security.

Aussie journalist kicked out of Fiji (News Interactive)

FIJI'S military Government has ignored a court order and deported the Australian publisher of the Fiji Times newspaper, after labelling him a threat to national security.

Aussie journalist kicked out of Fiji (Daily Telegraph)

FIJI'S military Government has ignored a court order and deported the Australian publisher of the Fiji Times newspaper, after labelling him a threat to national security.

Fiji regime accuses Radio NZ, Fairfax journalist of 'bias' - Stuff.co.nz


Fiji regime accuses Radio NZ, Fairfax journalist of 'bias'
Stuff.co.nz, New Zealand - 58 minutes ago
... the reality of what is happening in Fiji, where civil liberties, press freedom and the rule of law are all being trampled after the military coup. ...

Fiji regime accuses Radio NZ, Fairfax journalist of 'bias' (Stuff)

A Kiwi lawyer working for Fiji's regime has issued a formal complaint against Radio New Zealand and a Fairfax journalist, saying their coverage of the country is "deeply biased".

Journalist smuggles camera to interview Khan - Fiji Times


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Journalist smuggles camera to interview Khan
Fiji Times, Fiji - 9 hours ago
Mr Khan accused of being part of an assassination plot against Fiji coup leader Voreqe Bainimarama was interviewed after a New Zealand journalist smuggled a ...
Khan seeks judicial declaration on legality of his detention Stuff.co.nz
Ballu Khan gives first interview since being beaten by Fijian military TV3 News
QC wants ruling on detained suspect in Fiji Radio New Zealand
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Sentiments of a journalist - Fiji Times


Sentiments of a journalist
Fiji Times, Fiji - 40 minutes ago
I owe him a lot and Fiji can blame him for me. More later. I was a reporter with Wellington's sadly defunct Evening Post, having just returned from a ...

Fiji military detains journalist (Perth Now)

FIJI'S military regime has stopped the former head of the national broadcaster from leaving the country to attend a conference in Melbourne.

NZ journalist held at Fiji airport. 15/06/2007....

NZ journalist held at Fiji airport. 15/06/2007. ABC News Online Auckland-based Fairfax journalist and Pacific expert, Michael Field was detained at Nadi airport and expects to be expelled. He was sent to Fiji ... that the coup leaders are now stepping up their attacks on media freedom by banning international reporters

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Fiji deports Fairfax journalist - Stuff.co.nz



Stuff.co.nz
Fiji deports Fairfax journalist
Stuff.co.nz, New Zealand - 1 hour ago
He has been in and out of the country on numerous occasions since Commodore Voreqe (Frank) Bainimarama seized power in a December coup and was the only ...

Journalist from Fiji takes Award - Scoop.co.nz


Journalist from Fiji takes Award
Scoop.co.nz, New Zealand - 1 hour ago
24 year old Shane Hussein submitted three items, but it was his news coverage of the lead-up to last December's coup in Fiji that won him the award. ...
Accor Takes Two Tabua Awards At Bfte Scoop.co.nz
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Journalist from Fiji takes Award (Scoop.co.nz)

Fiji Television Limited journalist, Shane Hussein, has won the South Pacific Young Television Journalist Award. TVNZ's Pacific Service and the Pacific Cooperation Foundation sponsored the award which was announced at the Pacific News Association's Conference in Honiara, Solomon Islands.

An invitation no Fiji journalist can refuse - The Dominion Post



The Dominion Post
An invitation no Fiji journalist can refuse
The Dominion Post, New Zealand - 59 minutes ago
HARD TIMES: The Fiji Times refused to publish when soldiers appeared in the newsroom on the day of the coup, though some industry players say some ...
Fiji journalist says media too accepting of regime line Radio New Zealand International
Fiji freelance journalist says he is being discredited Radio New Zealand International
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