The Fiji Times
Founded in Levuka in 1869 and now published from Suva, The Fiji Times is Fiji's oldest newspaper and its leading English-language daily. Owned by the local Motibhai Group since News Limited's forced divestment in 2010, it covers politics, the economy, rugby and village life, and has repeatedly defended its independence against government pressure.
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