Journalists must never lose their humanity while reporting - Kumar
While a journalist’s duty is to observe and report, they must never lose their humanity, especially when covering people facing trauma, conflict and hardship.This
Author: Pita Toganivalu
LTA pushes for more women to become bus drivers
The Land Transport Authority is encouraging more women across Fiji to pursue careers in the bus industry as part of efforts to create greater inclusion and address the cu
Oneata residents raise concerns over immunity clause in Constitution
Residents of Oneata in Lau are raising concerns over immunity provisions in Fiji’s Constitution, with some calling for the clause to be removed, saying it unfairly
11,000 People to benefit from upgraded WASH facilities in rural Ba
More than 11,000 people in rural Ba are expected to benefit from upgraded water, sanitation and hygiene facilities commissioned by the Minister for Health Dr Atonio Lalab
Blue and green system to guide voters as Fiji prepares for General and Local Government Elections
As Fiji prepares for a potentially intense electoral season, a new colour-coded system, blue for the General Election and green for the Local Government Elections, will g
Tokaimalo Secondary School opens doors to rural students in Ra
Despite limited resources, teacher shortages and network challenges, Tokaimalo Secondary School in Ra is working hard to improve the literacy and numeracy skills of its Y
Media must balance freedom and responsibility in a changing digital world
Assistant Minister for Multi Ethnic Affairs, Shalen Kumar says while Fiji has made strong progress in restoring media freedom, the challenge now is ensuring that this fre
Speaker calls on Parliament to ask tough questions on SDGs
Speaker of Parliament, Filimone Jitoko is calling on Parliament to ask tough questions about whether it is doing enough to help Fiji achieve its Sustainable Developmen
$200 fine for littering, businesses could face $100,000 penalties
Throwing rubbish where it does not belong could soon cost people $200, while businesses could face fines of up to $100,000 under tougher litter laws being backed by Parli
Nasinu ammunition find linked to military training exercise, Police probe two Nabua cases
An ammunition find in Nasinu has now been linked to a military training exercise, while investigations are continuing into two separate cases involving ammunition and a s
53 villages and informal settlements to also take part in local government elections
More Fijians, including those living in 53 villages and informal settlements within the municipal boundaries, will be part of the next local government elections in Septe
Australia on track to become first country to eliminate cervical cancer
A future without cervical cancer may be possible, as Australia moves closer to becoming the first country in the world to eliminate the disease through vaccination and ea
Several parts of Fiji remain under strong wind warning
Several parts of Fiji remain under a strong wind warning as a slow-moving trough of low pressure continues to bring windy and unsettled weather conditions.The Nadi Weathe
Vin Diesel and Jason Momoa set for final showdown in Fast & Furious film ‘Last Forever’
Vin Diesel and Jason Momoa are set to go head-to-head in what is expected to be the final chapter of the Fast & Furious saga.The film will be titled 'Last Forever' and is
Burst main causes water disruption in parts of Central Division
People in several parts of the Central Division are expected to face water disruptions today following a burst main at the junction of Ratu Dovi Road and Kings Road.The W
Cruise tourism returns to Yasawa-i-Rara, boosting island income
Cruise tourism has returned to Yasawa-i-Rara, bringing new income opportunities for families on the island after hydrographic survey work improved navigation safety for v
Govt moves ahead with Kava Bill to protect yaqona farmers
The government is moving ahead with long-awaited legislation to regulate Fiji’s yaqona industry in a move aimed at protecting farmers, improving standards and s
Seru Uru scores as Reds beat Brumbies 30-21 in crucial Super Rugby match
Fiji’s Seru Uru was among the scorers as the Queensland Reds defeated the ACT Brumbies 30-21 in a crucial Super Rugby Pacific clash in Brisbane. Uru crossed for on
Search suspended for missing persons at sea, case remains open
Authorities have suspended the active search operations for the missing nine people at sea after extensive efforts over the past week failed to locate any survivors.The F
New national risk profiling system to help Fiji communities better prepare for disasters
Communities across Fiji could soon be better prepared for disasters as government agencies work on creating a centralised national risk profiling system to improve prepar
New civic education resources launched to prepare future voters
Future voters in Fiji are expected to gain a stronger understanding of democracy, civic responsibility and their rights through a new education resource launched today fo