132 teams set to compete in the Fiji Secondary Schools Netball Championship
132 teams will be participating in the Crest Fiji Secondary Schools Netball Championship which will be held from the 28th to the 30th of this month. While speaking at
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Rabuka urges Japan to continue to adhere to safety standards amid Fukushima waste discharge
As Japan continues discharging treated Fukushima nuclear waste water, Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says they continue to request the Government of Japan to continue to
Baptism of fire for Ba Methodist U16 against RKS in Deans quarters this week
It will be a baptism of fire for the Ba Methodist Under 16 side when they take on Ratu Kadavulevu School in the Vodafone Fiji Secondary Schools Super Deans under 16 quart
A wholesale change of the 2013 Constitution is needed – Prof. Regan
Australian National University Professor of Constitutional Law Anthony James Regan says a wholesale change of the 2013 Constitution is needed. While responding to a qu
MP Naupoto to lend his voice to the call for a review of the 2013 Constitution in End of the Week Statement in parliament
A major development is expected this Friday as Independent Member of Parliament and former Army Commander, Viliame Naupoto is expected to make an End of the Week Statemen
Hurdles faced by the girmitiyas and their descendants remain a crucial part of Fiji – Murmu
Indian President, Droupadi Murmu says while Fiji has made strides in various sectors, such as the sugar industry, the historical and social hurdles faced by the girmitiya
KOICA to provide $22.2 million grant to establish Fiji's National Rehabilitation Centre in Tamavua
Minister for Health, Dr Atonio Lalabalavu says the Korea International Cooperation Agency will give a grant of $22.2 million to establish Fiji's National Rehabilitation C
Motion of the Consolidated Review of the Sugar Cane Growers Fund 2019 and 2020 Annual Reports passed in Parliament
Parliament has passed the motion of the Consolidated Review of the Sugar Cane Growers Fund 2019 and 2020 Annual Reports that was tabled on the 23rd of May this year. W
Indian President welcomed in a tradition iTaukei and Hindu ceremony at GPH
The President of India, Droupadi Murmu has been traditionally welcomed in an iTaukei and a Hindu ceremony at the Grand Pacific Hotel by the Government of Fiji. The tra
Fiji secures $72M stand-by loan from Japan for disaster recovery and preparedness
To strengthen disaster governance, manage disaster risk and enhance disaster preparedness for effective response, the Fijian Government has received a $72 million standb
Government Ministries sign new MOU to strengthen flood mitigation efforts
As the nation steps forward in enhancing flood mitigation purposes, Government Ministries today signed a Memorandum of Understanding which is aimed at mitigating flood r
MOE to ensure they continue to respond to the needs of students who have qualified for tertiary - Radrodro
The Ministry of Education will ensure that they continue to be dynamic, and consultative and respond to the needs of our children who have the intention and have qualifie
400 vacancies were not filled at the USP which concerned us - Fong
At one stage after the COVID-19 pandemic, 400 vacancies were not filled at the University of the South Pacific and this was of a great concern to the former Presidents of
Wati Seeto appointed as the first Ombudsperson
Wati Seeto has been appointed as the first Financial Services Ombudsperson. Seeto had joined the Reserve Bank of Fiji in 2010 after holding senior positions at the Cap
The party cost $12,000, we had to use it or lose it from the PM’s entertainment budget - PM
Prime Minister, Sitiveni Rabuka has today said that the Grand Pacific Hotel party hosted for his cabinet ministers and their spouses came from public funds totaling $12,0
If the Court Registry is not willing to accept the case, get an order from the Supreme Court – Prof. Regan
Australian National University Professor of Constitutional Law, Anthony James Regan is surprised that the courts in Fiji were not willing to be involved in the review of
Disaster for Paris as sprint legend Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce reportedly denied semi-final run due to rule change
A huge controversy and disaster is brewing at the athletics track in Paris after Jamaican sprint legend Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce missed the women's 100m semi-finals, repo
Lautoka storms into BOG final with 5-3 win over Rewa
Flick Hygiene Lautoka are through to the final of the Rooster Chicken/Scoops Ice Cream Battle of the Giants after convincingly defeating favourites Extra Supermarket Rewa
WOWS Kids Fiji loses 20 children to cancer every year
Hundreds of people, including children who came in different costumes, registered for the Walk on Walk Strong Kids Fun Walk and Zumba this morning at Albert to raise awar
Participating in the Olympics in my teenage years is unbelievable - 18-year-old Takayawa
It was a great effort from 18-year-old Team Fiji Judoka Gerard Takayawa as he went down to Slovakian Marius Fizel, ranked 16th in the world, in his first Olympic match la
Govt can look at legal avenues to challenge the 2013 Constitution – Prof. Regan
The Government can look at legal avenues to amend the 2013 Constitution as it was imposed by the military regime and the people were not consulted on its implementation.