Ageing fleet and rising costs threaten Fiji’s inter-island transport
Ageing vessels and skyrocketing costs are putting Fiji’s inter-island transport network under serious strain, raising alarms about the future of the nation’
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Canada opens High Commission in Suva
It is a historic day as Canada has opened a High Commission in Suva today.There are around 25,000 Canadians of Fiji birth and more than 125,000 people of Fijian ancestry
Traffic congestion a major concern in urban areas - LTA Chair
Despite Fiji having more than 6,000 kilometres of roads, traffic congestion remains a growing concern, particularly along major urban corridors.Land Transport Authority C
Body of 65-year-old recovered in Bua, search continues for missing Sigatoka man
The body of the 65-year-old man from Cogea Village in Bua who was swept away by strong currents while trying to cross a swollen river on Monday afternoon, has been found.
Family in Nakasi seeks justice over treatment at Nakasi Health Centre
A family in Nakasi is seeking justice after their family members were allegedly not accorded proper medical assistance after visiting the Nakasi Health Centre, and they c
PS Fisheries reassigned as Head of Fiji Learning Institute for Public Service
Permanent Secretary for Fisheries and Forestry, Atelaite Rokosuka has been reassigned as the Head of Fiji Learning Institute for Public Service from this week.Rokosuka wa
Flagstaff drug accused Yin Qing Qing to be sentenced next Tuesday
Flagstaff drug accused, Yin Qing Qing will be sentenced next Tuesday in the Suva Magistrates Court.She is charged with being in possession of property suspected to be pro
Aisea Toribau rebuilds his life after prison through the support and love of his mum and dad
A single mistake does not have to define a lifetime, a message powerfully reflected in the story of Aisea Toribau, a young Fijian who has rebuilt his life through account
JSC has confirmed no role in Rokoika appointment - Clarke
The counsel for former Deputy Prime Minister Manoa Kamikamica, Wylie Clarke has told the court he has received confirmation from the Judicial Services Commission that the
Legend FM supports 5 boys from Moana St Clare Hostel with back-to-school supplies
Legend FM through the Communications Fiji Limited Foundation has provided timely support to the Moana St Clare Boys Hostel in Nakasi, donating back-to-school stationery a
Drua co-captain Temo Mayanavanua shows heart off the field with turtle rescue
At an outing to Beachcomber yesterday, Fijian Drua co-captain Temo Mayanavanua was spotted helping return a turtle to the sea.The moment was captured in a video shared by
Fiji among 75 countries facing U.S immigrant visa suspension
Fiji is one of 75 countries whose nationals will see their applications for immigrant visas temporarily suspended by the United States. US Department officials announced
Influencers should disclose paid partnerships and sponsored content - Consumer Council
The Consumer Council of Fiji urges influencers to be transparent about paid partnerships and sponsored content after increasing social media videos influencing consume
Proposed electricity tariff increase could worsen Fiji’s social crisis – Billings
A proposed electricity tariff increase could worsen Fiji’s growing social crisis, including rising crime, drug abuse, and poverty.This concern was raised by Noleen
Flash Flood and Heavy Rain Warnings remain in force for Fiji
A Flash Flood and Heavy Rain Warnings remain in force for Fiji. The Nadi Weather Office says an active trough of low pressure with associated cloud and rain continues
FCEF urges FCCC to scrap proposed electricity tariff increase
The Fiji Commerce and Employers Federation has urged the Fiji Competition and Consumer Commission to set aside its proposed electricity tariff determination entirely and
Drug investigation incomplete, COMPOL and Commander talk about false narratives
Although Commissioner of Police Rusiate Tudravu has said in a statement after meeting with Army Commander, Major General Jone Kalouniwai, that the drug situation is contr
Hussein backs landowners’ call for control and fair lease returns
Landowners are demanding significant reforms to Fiji’s land lease system, calling for greater control over their land and fair financial returns, according to lawy
People also demand EFL tariff consultations in rural villages, not just cities
People are demanding that proper EFL tariff consultations be held in villages, as those in the rural areas also want to be heard.Kasavu Village resident Ilisoni Sauleca s
Media not allowed to cover FCEF submission on electricity tariff - FCCC
The Fiji Commerce and Employers Federation is making it's submission on the proposed electricity tariff increase at the Suva Civic Centre however FCCC CEO, Senikavik
Roads and crossings closed due to floods in Central, Western and Northern divisions
With the flash flood and heavy rain warnings in force for the whole of Fiji, roads in the Central, Western and Northern divisions are closed.Waiwatu Crossing on Navulokan