New TSLB had not changed any policies or requirements for Toppers - Ram
Good news for students as the Tertiary Scholarships and Loans Board Chairman, Rakesh Ram has confirmed that they are working on a 7 point action plan to serve the Nationa
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Civil servants to return to work today except teachers & those affected
All civil servants with the exception of school teachers and those affected by Tropical Cyclone Ana should return to work today. This has been confirmed by the Nationa
Topper’s students suspended in 2020 without any personal notification to be reinstated
Topper’s students enrolled who were suspended in 2020 without any personal notification will be reinstated. This has been announced by Attorney General and Mini
Seruiratu tells police officers "people will only support you if they trust you"
If you mistreat and lose the trust of those you serve – do not expect a lot in return because people will only support you if they trust you. That was the very
X-ray results to be much quicker with the new portable digital x-ray machines- PM
Good news as x-rays done for people at any of the hospitals in the country will now take little time for results after 22 portable digital x-ray machines were commissione
PS for Local Government, Dimity Fifer resigns
Permanent Secretary for Local Government, Dimity Fifer has resigned. Chairman of the Public Service Commission, Vishnu Mohan says Fifer has resigned in light of family
Fiji wishes continued progress, peace and prosperity for the people of India – PM
Fiji has sent its good wishes for continued progress, peace and prosperity for the people of India on their 72nd Republic Day. In his congratulatory message, Prime Min
No confirmation whether any disciplinary action has been taken against a PS
There is no confirmation whether any disciplinary action has been taken against a Government Permanent Secretary who is facing allegations of unprofessional and unethical
Proper space to be made available for vendors who were relocated in Lami Town
The Lami Town Council has confirmed that proper space will be made available to the 8 vendors who were relocated from the footpath to a tent in Lami Town. Chairman Isi
More than $115 million worth of Major Building applications approved in the last quarter of 2020
Three Major Building applications valued at $28.4 million have been approved by the Department of Town and Country Planning for November while applications approved in Oc
113 Lautoka youths affected by COVID-19 assisted with farming materials
113 youths of Vakabuli Village in Lautoka who are on reduced hours or have been laid off due to COVID-19 have been assisted with materials to help them farm and sell thei
8 ministries and Police now looking into policies and budget to achieve gender equality as a nation
The Ministries of Economy, Education, Health, Women, Commerce, Trade, Tourism, Transport, Agriculture, Fisheries, Forestry and Youth and Sports together with the Fiji Pol
Roadside vendors concerned they will lose income if they move to Nadi or Namaka markets
Six roadside vendors that sell vegetables at the Meigunyah Junction along Nadi Back Road are concerned they will not make enough money to support their families if they a
People that owe rates can discuss a deduction or payment plan
People that owe rates can meet municipal council rate collectors and come up with a deduction or payment plan.Minister for Local Government Premila Kumar says this includ
Permanent Secretary facing allegations of unprofessional and unethical conduct responds to PSC
The Government Permanent Secretary facing allegations of unprofessional and unethical conduct has responded to the Public Service Commission. The allegations were brou
Govt will not let storms steal our children’s education or wreck their potential - PM
Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama says storms are becoming stronger and their costs are high, but the government will not let it steal our children’s education or
Roadside vendors now moving into empty stalls in council markets
Roadside vendors whose illegal structures were removed before TC Yasa are now moving into empty stalls made available for them by different municipal councils. Ministe
Draft festival regulation to help ensure money collected from festivals are used properly
Committees that organise festivals around the country will soon be guided by a regulation to ensure transparency and accountability in the management of those festivals.
Civil servants amongst those who owe rates- Kumar
Minister for Local Government Premila Kumar says they have noticed that civil servants including teachers, nurses and Police officers are amongst those people who owe tow
Bainimarama commends the sacrifices made by the Australian Defence Force
Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama has commended the sacrifices the Australian Defence Force personnel have made to help rebuild Fiji after Tropical Cyclone Yasa. Baini
Pine landowners in Bua receive building materials
Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama handed over $120,000 worth of building materials to Pine Landowners in Bua. Pine Group of Companies Chairman Ratu Wiliame Katonivere