High Court to rule Monday on legality of Malimali’s dismissal
The Suva High Court will deliver its ruling after the judicial review on whether the President, Ratu Naiqama Lalabalavu, and Prime Minister, Sitiveni Rabuka, acted under
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Fruit trees and seedlings strengthen self-sufficiency at Veilomani Boys Home
The Veilomani Boys Home in Ba has received a significant boost to its food security and wellbeing with the donation of 750 eggplant and chilli seedlings, along with the p
Over 80 women screened for cervical cancer in 2 days
Over 80 women were screened for cervical cancer in just two days at the Fiji Cancer Society’s Clinic Hub located at 233 Waimanu Road.Fiji Cancer Society CEO Belind
UB40 ft Ali Campbell and Katchafire ready to rock Fiji
UB40 featuring Ali Campbell landed in Nadi this afternoon for their Big Love Tour tomorrow at King Charles Park in Nadi. Campbell and the band flew in from Tonga where
Shortage of homes in the market - PS Housing
The Permanent Secretary for Housing, Manasa Lesuma, has revealed that they are trying to address the issue of shortage of homes with relation to the First Home Owne
Mataqali Namara begins earning income through Dakuinaroba Bamboo Park
The mataqali Namara of Vunibau Village in Namosi has begun earning a sustainable income following the opening of the Dakuinaroba Bamboo Park earlier this month.Members of
Mataqali Nabukebuke warns of camp takeover if NJV fails to pay $75,000 arrears
The mataqali Nabukebuke of Namosi Village has warned the Namosi Joint Venture that they will take over the Waisoi base camp if the $75,000 arrears are not paid by tomorro
Mataqali Nabukebuke seeks 14-day response on SPL1420 renewal
The mataqali Nabukebuke of Namosi Village is calling on the Minister for Lands and Mineral Resources, Filimoni Vosarogo to clarify the government’s stance on the r
Mataqali Nabukebuke warns of camp takeover if NJV fails to pay $75,000 arrears
The mataqali Nabukebuke of Namosi Village has warned the Namosi Joint Venture that they will take over the Waisoi base camp if the $75,000 arrears are not paid by Friday.
Family from Samoan settlement in Wailekutu struggles without tap water for nearly a month
Residents of Samoan settlement in Wailekutu, Lami, are calling on the Water Authority of Fiji for answers as they have been facing water disruptions for nearly a month.Â
Faith based organisations join PRF to tackle Fiji’s waste crisis
Faith-based organisations are taking a leading role in addressing Fiji’s growing waste management crisis, as the Pacific Recycling Foundation launches Phase 2 of i
Police investigation is ongoing into last year's Gokals Warehouse fire
It has been six months and Police continue to investigate the devastating fire at Gokals Warehouse on 26th July last year, which caused an estimated $8 million in damages
Our role is to support the Government in disseminating correct information - PS Nadakuitavuki
Our role is to support the Government in disseminating correct, factual and evidence-based information to the public, to address misinformation, and to educate and create
Australian Open: Alcaraz, Zverev, Sabalenka and Svitolina into semis
Elina Svitolina stole the headlines last night when she played one of the best matches of her career to blow away an out-of-sorts Coco Gauff for the loss of three games t
Sydney woman charged over alleged $36M drug smuggling attempt at airport
A 32-year-old woman from Sydney’s west has been charged after allegedly attempting to smuggle $36 million worth of drugs, equivalent to about FJD $55 million.The w
Faith leaders join government push to tackle drugs and crime
As the fight against drugs intensifies in Fiji, the Minister for Policing and Communications, Ioane Naivalurua continued his direct engagement with faith leaders yesterda
President receives executive sedan from China
The Office of the President has received the latest ‘Red Flag’ executive sedan from China, marking another milestone in the strong and enduring partnership b
Customs no longer just about revenue, but protecting society: Minister for Finance
Minister for Finance Esrom Immanuel says customs officers operate under pressure, often unseen and unrecognised, yet their work quietly protects communities, the economy,
Indians in Fiji mark 77th Republic Day with pride and festivities
More than a hundred people gathered at the India House in Suva this morning to celebrate India’s 77th Republic Day, commemorating the adoption of the Indian Consti
Mother shares tribute to 15-year-old Max trapped under Mount Maunganui landslide
The mother of one of the 15-year-olds trapped under the Mount Maunganui landslide has remembered her son as a "kind and beautiful" person. Max Furse-Kee was one of six
Chandra opens car dealership in Vatuwaqa, creates jobs
About nine people are employed now following the opening of Jason Auto & More Pte Ltd in Vatuwaqa.Owner Jason Chandra says the new vehicle dealership will not only