Broadcasts a westernised format in English aimed at the younger section (under 30) of the market in Fiji.
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Over the past 40 years, Communications Fiji Limited has carefully developed each of its stations to serve specific market segments and audience groups. Our goal is to maximise both the number of people engaging with our brands and the time they spend with our content.
Across all stations, we connect with audiences on air, online through our websites and social media platforms, and in person through a strong presence at community events and activations of all sizes.
BBC Media Action’s 2025 research found CFL stations were the most listened to among respondents.
Broadcasts in Hindustani, aimed at the Indian market and is the dominant radio station in this lucrative advertising market. This station opened September 15th 1989.
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This opened November 1st 1996. The station broadcasts in the Fijian language and is targeted at the 25-45 Fijian market.
Visit WebsiteLaunched in August 16th 2002. This broadcasts an older Western format, targeting an over 30 market. It acts as an older version of FM96.
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Launched March 31st 2004. This station was launched to meet the needs of the Hindustani Public Service Contract and so has more of a community rather than commercial focus. Radio Sargam also features an older music format so compliments Navtarang.
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