South Pacific’s largest broadcast organisation, Communications Fiji Ltd, which is the parent company of Legend FM, FM96, Viti FM, Navtarang, Radio Sargam and fijiv
Seven juveniles were arrested yesterday as they were allegedly found playing touch rugby in Nadera. Police Commissioner Sitiveni Qiliho has stressed that sporting rest
The Hurricanes are hopeful of a ticket sellout in their first home match when they take on the Crusaders in Wellington this weekend. Wellington's Sky Stadium boasts a
Previously imported produce like carrots and celery will now be planted in the 125 acres of Nubu farms which was official launched by the Prime Minister today in Nadala V
Police are currently investigating a case of interest following the discovery of the body of a newborn baby in Bulileka, Labasa. Police say a woman is currently admitt
A former Clerical Officer of the Office of the Attorney General was produced in the Suva Magistrates Court today for allegedly using false information on a sick sheet.
The Fiji Roads Authority says they are concerned with the recent acts of vandalism after a Higgins (Fiji) Grader Dry Hire was severely vandalised in Nakorotubu Road near
Walking for about a kilometre to fetch water from a creek is now a thing of the past for the villagers of Navukebuli in Macuata after the completion of their Groundwater
Walking for about a kilometre to fetch water from a creek is now a thing of the past for the villagers of Navukebuli in Macuata after the completion of their Groundwater
More than 500 villagers of Mataniwai Village in Macuata and sugarcane farming families in nearby communities now have consistent access to safe and clean drinking water.
The people of Dravuni Village in Tailevu will now benefit from the $500,000 worth new seawall that was commissioned by Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama yesterday. Whi
The Bank South Pacific will be closing down their Pacific House branch from 17th July as part rationalising their operations in Suva Central Business District. BSP Fij
67 members of the Mataqali Serau in Nabiti Village, Dreketi each got $488 today in the second payout for the Fair Share of Mineral Royalties from the government. Whil
Minister for Lands and Mineral Resources, Jone Usamate is currently on a four-day tour to the Northern Division to be able to familiarise himself with bottlenecks in the
Minister for Fisheries Semi Koroilavesau has confirmed that the increase in the shark population is to be expected not just at picnic spots in Pacific Harbour but in othe
People of Namoli village will now have peace of mind after the commissioning of their new seawall today, which is built to maximum protection from coastal erosion. Whi
Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama says COVID-19 continues to rage around the world, and we must continue to be vigilant and keep the healthy habits that have been at the
Shark dive operators in Pacific Harbour have confirmed that they are still running dives and are still feeding sharks, however the Beqa Adventure Divers have highlighted
A former revenue collector at the Ministry of Fisheries was produced in the Rakiraki Magistrates Court today on corruption related charges. Pailato Odro was charged by
Government MP Rohit Sharma who is charged with Assault Causing Actual Bodily Harm has written to the FijiFirst Party. This has been confirmed by the Party General Secr
More supermarkets have been found selling rotten meat while the Suva City Council is still in the process of taking legal action against one supermarket who was allegedly