FCCC remains committed to protecting consumers and ensuring a fair marketplace
As the holiday and festive season unfolds, the Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission remains committed to protecting consumers, ensuring a fair marketplace and conti
Author: Karishma Kumari
FNPF Pensioners receive additional support from the government
FNPF pensioners who had their pension rates reduced unjustly have received additional support from the coalition government. Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says for pe
Adarsh Chand and Khushboo Chand win the Navtarang/Radio Sargam Christmas treat competition
Adarsh Chand and Khushboo Chand have won the Navtarang and Radio Sargam Christmas treats competition respectively. Adarsh from Valelevu who won $250 and a gift pack sa
173 structural fires reported this year with an estimated loss of $23.3 million
173 structural fires have been reported this year compared to 144 in the same period last year which directly reflects the general public’s leisure attitude toward
Seaqaqa farmer expects to make $10,000 profit this festive season
It will be a more exciting and joyful Christmas for Seaqaqa farmer, Mohammed Raiyaz as he is expecting to make a $10,000 profit from selling his goats during this festive
We must also spend time with our elders and reach out to the needy and vulnerable people during this Christmas
A few days away from Christmas, Navua Peace Chapel Pastor Chris Krishna is urging everyone to also spend time with their elders and reach out to the needy and vulnerable
Some institutions referred to court for operating without registration – Higher Education Commission Fiji
Some institutions that have been operating without registering with the Fiji Higher Education Commission have been identified and referred to the court. This has been
400 apprenticeship grants allocated to mitigate labour shortage in Fiji
As Fiji is faced with a shortage of skilled and professional labour due to labour migration and mobility, the Fiji government through the Ministry of Employment, Producti
33 warning letters issued to traders found breaching standards in the Food and Safety Act
33 warning letters have been issued to traders found breaching standards in the Food and Safety Act and all businesses in the food sector are urged to comply with safety
Sugarcane farmers urged to plant an approved variety of sugarcane for the next season
Ministry of Sugarcane Industry is urging all sugarcane farmers to plant approved varieties of sugarcane in the 2023/2024 season and to refrain from planting unapproved va
LTA working with banks for online payments
Land Transport Authority Acting Chief Executive Officer Irimaia Rokosawa says that the LTA are working with the banks so that people can make payments online as they pref
About 5 LTA officers disciplined and some dismissed for playing around with wheel tax and foreign driver licenses - LTA CEO
About five Land Transport Authority Officers have been disciplined and some dismissed for playing around with wheel tax and foreign driver's license. This was highligh
Sigh of relief for 200 families as water supply normalises in Lakena Hill 2
It is a sigh of relief for more than 200 families in Lakena Hill 2, Nausori as water supply has been normalied in their area. This is after the Water Authority of Fiji
A damaged pipe by a contractor causes water supply limitations in Lovu Lautoka
A damaged pipe by a contractor who was working in the area is causing water supply limitations to people in Lovu, Lautoka. The Water Authority of Fiji confirms that th
264 cases of corruption this year and 30 individuals charged - FICAC
The Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption has received a total of 264 complaints from January to November this year of which 114 complaints are corruption-relate
Exemption for tints on ministerial and diplomatic vehicles is for safety and security – LTA Acting CEO
The exemption for tints on ministerial and diplomatic vehicles is for safety and security reasons and this is not for public service vehicles. This was highlighted by
Manchester City beat Luton Town 2-1
Manchester City has moved to 4th place on the English Premier League Table after beating Luton Town 2-1 this morning. Bernardo Silva and Jack Grealish scored for Man
Little to no water in Lovu, Lautoka from Monday
Residents of Lovu settlement in Lautoka are pleading to the government to hear their plea as they have been without water supply from last Monday. Resident Shavinesh P
Rewa crowned champion of the Digicel Fiji Southern Regional Beach Soccer League thrashing Lami 8-3
Rewa has been crowned the champion of the Digicel Fiji Southern Regional Beach Soccer League after thrashing Lami 8-3 in the final at the Fiji Sports Council Beach Soccer
Human Rights Commission calls for recognition and respect for human rights of all
As we celebrate Human Rights Day today, the Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination Commission is calling for recognition, respect and human rights of all including vulnerab
A stolen taxi found abandoned at Nasese
A taxi that was stolen this morning was found abandoned at Nasese. Police say the taxi driver left the keys in the ignition and went inside the taxi base to check some