Media personnel came together to witness, recognise and honour, media excellence and achievements throughout the year at the Fiji Media Excellence Awards Night, 2007, held last night at the Tradewinds Convention Centre.
Chief Guest Barry Soper, a World Renown Journalist based in New Zealand gave our journalists his own piece of advice.
And our main award winners are, for the Colonial Print Category, the Best News Report Award was won by Vani Catanasiga of Wansolwara for her news piece titled “Committee to Look into Senior Management Salaries ".
For the FMF Television Category, the Best News Report Award went to Shane Hussein of Fiji TV, for his piece titled “Qarase D'Day".
And in the Vodafone Radio Category, the Best News Report Award was won by Vijay Narayan of CFL for his piece called " December 5th Coup Coverage".
And named Best Print Journalist of the Year was Stanley Simpson of Mai Life while the Radio Journalist of the Year again went to Vijay Narayan of CFL.
The Life Time Award was won by Veteran Journalist, Stan Ritova Whippy.
Media personnel witness Media Excellency
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