PM says Opposition not being invited to State events was a mistake
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has offered his apology to the nation and the Opposition for not inviting the the Opposition parliamentarians to State events. Rabuka st
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Radrodro accepts FSSRU decision but says a full audit will now be done on school sporting bodies
Minister for Education, Aseri Radrodro has today confirmed that he has accepted the decision by the Fiji Secondary Schools Rugby Union to not allow Bucalevu Secondary to
FSSRU maintains decision that Bucalevu will not play in the Deans quarters
Fiji Secondary Schools Rugby Union Vice President, Savenaca Muamua confirms that they will stand by their decision and the Nabua Secondary School Under 17 team will play
MOH investigates the death of 24-year-old woman at Nadi Hospital
Minister for Health, Doctor Ratu Atonio Lalabalavu confirms that they have received an official complaint from the relatives of the 24-year-old woman who had passed away
Prof. Prasad tells Kumar to articulate her concerns with some facts
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance, Professor Biman Prasad says Opposition MP, Premila Kumar would do better in articulating her concerns with some facts afte
FSSRU remains silent on Radrodro’s directive, Radrodro asks who do they report to
Minister for Education, Aseri Radrodro stands by his decision for the Bucalevu Secondary Under 17 rugby team to play in the Deans national quarter final, and says as the
Does Radrodro have the power to issue directive for Bucalevu Under 17 to play in Deans quarters
The Fiji Secondary Schools Rugby Union remains silent as questions continue to be raised on whether Minister of Education, Aseri Radrodro has the powers to intervene and
Minister for Education calls for an urgent meeting to settle USP issues
Minister for Education Aseri Radrodro is calling for an urgent special meeting with the University of the South Pacific and Staff Associations to discuss and settle the i
Vitogo family celebrates the achievements of Captain Cerecere in the British Army
Fiji-born Helen Cerecere who hails from Vitogo, in Ba Province, has risen to the rank of Captain in the British Army. Family and friends gathered in England to celebra
Police increase visibility in Mead Road Housing after youths allegedly found selling meth
Following serious concerns being raised regarding some youths allegedly selling methamphetamine at Mead Road Housing in Nabua, police say they have heightened their visib
MP Naupoto to lend his voice to the call for a review of the 2013 Constitution in End of the Week Statement in parliament
A major development is expected this Friday as Independent Member of Parliament and former Army Commander, Viliame Naupoto is expected to make an End of the Week Statemen
Hurdles faced by the girmitiyas and their descendants remain a crucial part of Fiji – Murmu
Indian President, Droupadi Murmu says while Fiji has made strides in various sectors, such as the sugar industry, the historical and social hurdles faced by the girmitiya
KOICA to provide $22.2 million grant to establish Fiji's National Rehabilitation Centre in Tamavua
Minister for Health, Dr Atonio Lalabalavu says the Korea International Cooperation Agency will give a grant of $22.2 million to establish Fiji's National Rehabilitation C
Indian President welcomed in a tradition iTaukei and Hindu ceremony at GPH
The President of India, Droupadi Murmu has been traditionally welcomed in an iTaukei and a Hindu ceremony at the Grand Pacific Hotel by the Government of Fiji. The tra
Social Welfare allowance payments delayed for this month
Social Welfare allowance payments for this month is delayed due to the transition to government’s new financial year. The Ministry of Women, Children and Social
We are waiting for the tribunal’s decision on whether Qiliho’s conviction should be seen as misbehaviour – Rabuka
With Sitiveni Qiliho remaining as the suspended Commissioner of Police despite being convicted of abuse of office in the USP matter and sentenced to 2 years imprisonment
400 vacancies were not filled at the USP which concerned us - Fong
At one stage after the COVID-19 pandemic, 400 vacancies were not filled at the University of the South Pacific and this was of a great concern to the former Presidents of
Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum bail ruling adjourned to tomorrow
Former Attorney General, Aiyaz Sayed Khaiyum's bail ruling will be handed down tomorrow. Magistrate Sufia Hamza is hearing the health tender case of Sayed-Khaiyum, for
The party cost $12,000, we had to use it or lose it from the PM’s entertainment budget - PM
Prime Minister, Sitiveni Rabuka has today said that the Grand Pacific Hotel party hosted for his cabinet ministers and their spouses came from public funds totaling $12,0
Opposition splits in 2 - One led by Seruiratu, the other will be led by Naivalurua
Speaker of Parliament, Ratu Naiqama Lalabalavu confirms that all 26 members of the former FijiFirst Party remain Opposition members operating under two working groups or
Improper steering control causing road deaths, drive with both hands firmly on the steering wheel - LTA
Improper steering control, speeding, driver fatigue and careless driving are the major contributors to the deaths on our roads. Land Transport Authority’s Actin