Banquet hosted at State House to honour Tongan royals during State Visit
A Banquet was hosted in honour of the State Visit by King Tupou VI and Queen Nanasipau’u of the Kingdom of Tonga at the State House last night by the President of
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Govt restores autonomy to schools, encourages greater involvement of parents
Restoring partnerships between school management, communities, religious organizations and parents is crucial to rebuilding and strengthening an education system that was
Adequate salaries drive growth and success – Tubuna
Assistant Minister in the Office of the Prime Minister, Sakiusa Tubuna says fair and adequate salaries for civil servants are key to boosting employee morale. He says
Kamikamica denies involvement in FICAC appointment, calls allegations baseless
Following the controversy surrounding Barbara Malimali’s appointment as the FICAC Commissioner, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Trade, Manoa Kamikamica, say
Kamikamica determined to clear his name and welcomes FICAC investigation
Following the seizure of the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Communications, Manoa Kamikamica's mobile phone by FICAC, Kamikamica says he welcomes the investigatio
$12 million required for Labasa bypass road project
As talks continue on the proposed Labasa bypass road which is expected to ease traffic congestion in Labasa, an estimated $12 million is needed to carry out the project.
Reports coming in that Kamikamica's phone has been seized in a search warrant by FICAC
There are reports coming in that Deputy Prime Minister, Manoa Kamikamica's mobile phone was seized by FICAC. We are receiving reports from various sources that the sei
Rabuka says the reflection on the hurt he caused in 1987, has shaped him into the leader he is today
The change from the coup leader to the leader I’m now, I would not be the leader I’m today if I had not been the coup leader. These were the words of Pri
Pacific leaders to endorse Ocean of Peace Declaration at Leaders Meeting in Honiara
Officials across the Pacific are working to finalise the Ocean of Peace Declaration ahead of the upcoming Pacific Islands Forum Leaders’ Meeting in the Solomon Isl
Of the more than 1 million visitors to Fiji last year, 45% of them were from Australia - Rabuka
Prime Minister and Minister for Foreign Affairs, Sitiveni Rabuka says of the historic over one million visitors to Fiji last year, more than 45 percent of them came from
Fiji and Australia to collaborate on cybercrime, border security and defence
Fiji and Australia are stepping up their partnership to tackle cybercrime, strengthen border security, and deepen defence cooperation, following high-level talks between
Gavoka is Acting PM as Rabuka leaves for official trip to Australia
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Tourism and Civil Aviation, Viliame Gavoka will be Acting Prime Minister this week as Prime Minister, Sitiveni Rabuka is away on of
DPM Prasad assures business community no hidden strategy when reducing protection for local manufacturers
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance, Professor Biman Prasad has assured the business community that they do not have any hidden strategy reducing protection fo
Taskforce to ensure businesses pass down reductions to consumers – Prof. Prasad
We don't want businesses to just squeeze everything out of the consumers, even when the government feels that the reduction in certain duties or taxes should be passed on
FNU and Toppan Ecquaria signed a MoU to drive sustainable digital growth
The Fiji National University and Toppan Ecquaria signed a partnership to help the development of technology in driving sustainable digital growth for young students. D
2 in 3 women facing violence is not just numbers, they are our mothers and sisters – Kiran
Minister for Women, Children and Social Protection, Sashi Kiran highlighted that statistics reveal two in every three women in Fiji experience violence from their partner
Fijian peacekeepers in the Middle-East Safe and in high spirits amid tensions - Tikoduadua
Fijian soldiers serving as peacekeepers in the Middle East are confirmed to be safe and in high spirits, despite ongoing tensions and continuous missile exchanges between
Navakamocea has taken down the social media post, it was from 2006 – Vasu
As the Public Service Commission continues it’s investigations into the alleged racist remarks made by Permanent Secretary for iTaukei Affairs Jone Navakamocea, th
Opposition Leader calls for suspension of Navakamocea over racial remarks
Leader of the Opposition Inia Seruiratu has called for the immediate suspension of Permanent Secretary for iTaukei Affairs, Jone Navakamocea, pending a full investigation
Fiji and Japan sign agreement on project for improving cyber security capability in the Pacific
Permanent Secretary of Policing Berenado Daveta and JICA Fiji Office Resident Representative Satoshi Wakasugi signed an agreement on the record of discussions on the proj
No place for racist comments, I’m glad Navakamocea’s comments are under investigation – Prof. Prasad
As Public Service Commission Chairman, Luke Rokovada confirms that they are investigating alleged racist remarks made by Permanent Secretary for iTaukei Affairs, Jone Nav