Fiji’s education curriculum needs reviewing – Radrodro
A review is needed on the education curriculum in Fiji to allow students a smooth transition from secondary schools to universities, specifically in the areas and subject
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Substandard timber treatment in Fiji's market sparks national concern - Bainivalu
The status of timber treatment in Fiji, particularly the issue of selling substandard treated timber in the domestic market, is a cause of concern and has become a critic
Establish a Commission of Inquiry after parliament sitting, and investigate claims of ministerial interference in FICAC - Seruiratu
To ensure fairness, transparency, and good governance, I propose that this Commission of Inquiry be established after this week’s parliamentary sitting. That
Heffernan gets USAID backing for her business
A mother’s expense never ends is what Tania Heffernan always tells her three children, and thanks to the training that she received from FRIEND Fiji with financial
College of Medicine Adventist Association lead pick-a-thon to promote environmental health
The College of Medicine Pasifika Campus, Medical Adventist Student Association has taken the initiative to engage in community outreach by organising a pick-a-thon. F
Commission of Inquiry is the most impartial means to address allegations surrounding the work of FICAC - PM
Prime Minister, Sitiveni Rabuka states that a Commission of Inquiry is the most appropriate and impartial means to address allegations surrounding the work of FICAC. R
14 year old Vodivodi is bringing attention to mental health, one step at a time
14-year-old Sako Vodivodi is trying to bring attention to mental health, one step at a time. Yesterday morning, accompanied by his cousins, the Year-8 International Sc
Fiji Cancer Society targets $600,000 to cater for increased diagnostic test requests
The Fiji Cancer Society is targeting $600,000 in its fundraising activities to cater for the increase in requests for diagnostic tests. This was revealed by Fiji Cance
IWA (Fiji) successfully completes renovations at CWM Hospital’s Emergency Dept
The International Women’s Association (Fiji) has just successfully completed renovations at the Colonial War Memorial Hospital’s Emergency Department IWA
Civil servants can't lose their jobs for speaking out – Prof. Prasad
There is still a culture of fear amongst civil servants, but it does not mean civil servants will lose their jobs if they raise questions in a public consultation or semi
USP Council resolves to initiate independent review about human resource decisions and processes
The University of the South Pacific Council has responded to concerns expressed about human resource decisions and processes at the USP and has resolved to initiate an in
Charge against Voss withdrawn by ODPP
The charge of failure to comply with the requirements of the operator’s airline security programme against retired Fiji Link CEO Shaenaz Voss, has been withdrawn.
Head-on-car collision on Edinburgh Drive, condition of drivers and passengers unknown
Police are yet to confirm the condition of the drivers and passengers after two cars collided on Edinburgh Drive in Suva at about 6am this morning. When fijivillage N
Yesterday gave us an opportunity to confess and also ask for forgiveness from one another – PM
The amazing thing that happened today was that everyone knows where they stand and what happened in the past will never happen again. This is the sentiment shared by P
RFMF hosts former senior officers at QEB for Reconciliation and Restoration Program
The Republic of Fiji Military Forces led by Commander, Major General Ro Jone Kalouniwai held a Reconciliation and Restoration Program with former senior officers today.
Commander holds talanoa session with former senior officers at QEB, PM in attendance
The Republic of Fiji Military Forces is currently holding a Reconciliation and Restoration Program at Queen Elizabeth Barracks which includes "talanoa" sessions with Army
Japan gives additional $25.2m grant to reconstruct Tamavua-i-Wai Bridge
25.2 million in additional grant has been given by the government of Japan for the reconstruction of the Tamavua-i-Wai Bridge. $ Minister for Public Works Ro Filipe Tuisa
Release of Speight and Stevens should not divert RFMF from their reconciliation mission – Army Commander
Republic of Fiji Military Forces Commander, Major General Ro Jone Kalouniwai has urged the RFMF not to let the release of 2000 coup leader, George Speight and Counter Rev
Qiliho reports of violence and vandalism after 2022 election under investigation
The alleged inciteful comments made by former Police Commissioner, Sitiveni Qiliho after the 2022 general elections is still under investigation by Police. Qiliho had
Department of Environment issues another stop work order on Great Han residential development on Princes Road
The Department of Environment has issued another stop work order on the Great Han residential development on Princes Road. Following questions being raised by fijivil
Alleged drug kingpin Avneel Chand from Lautoka out on bail
Avneel Chand, who is an alleged key player in the local illicit drug trade, has been released on bail by the Lautoka Magistrates Court and will appear on 13th October.