Fijian Broadcasting Corporation

The Fiji Broadcasting Corporation operates a network of six radio stations; two in each of the three major languages (i-Taukei, Hindustani and English). The stations are Radio Fiji One and Bula FM (i-Taukei), Radio Fiji Two and Mirchi FM (Hindustani) and Gold FM and 2Day FM (English). Radio Fiji One and Radio Fiji Two are classified as public service broadcast stations governed under a contract between the government and the Fiji Broadcasting Corporation. Under this contract the Government “buys” airtime on the two stations and contributes towards its operations. The other arm of the FBC is its commercial operations under which fall four radio stations – Bula FM, Gold FM, Mirchi FM and 2day FM. The FBC also provides a free to air television service through three television channels, FBC TV, FBC 2 & FBC Sports. Our programmes focus on issues faced by the people of Fiji on a daily basis. As the national broadcaster, FBC TV carries immense community service responsibility which is reflected in the content of the network. Along with our commercial TV programmes, we also have high quality local programmes such as documentaries, social programmes and more. These not only inform and educate the masses, but also mould the younger generation for the future.” As the National Broadcaster, FBC also provides a daily news service, FBC News. With the motto 'Keeping Fijians Connected', the newsroom which consists of Multi-Media Journalists, ensure that news runs on the hour on FBC's six radio stations from 6am to 6pm and on FBC TV at 7pm. The 7pm new is also simulcast through FBC's Gold FM radio station.