Prices are constantly and continuously changing – Abraham
Price changes are a function of demand and supply in the market, and it’s not on any sitting government and won’t be for the next one. This was highlight
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Former Director CID confirms he closed the file on USP investigation after instructions from COMPOL
Former Director CID, Mesake Waqa, a State witness in the trial of former Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama and suspended Commissioner Sitiveni Qiliho has confirmed that h
19-year-old to front court today charged with murder
The 19-year-old suspect who is alleged to have assaulted a 25-year-old man along Carnarvon Street in Suva last Friday, resulting in his death, has been charged and will a
There are many measures in the budget to help our people - Prof. Prasad
There are many measures in the budget which are designed to help our people, particularly those in the lower income category and are being ignored by critics who are hell
FCCC warn traders to follow the law
The Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission are warning all traders not to engage in any unethical practices after VAT increased to 15 percent from today for items tha
28 people charged with 69 counts of sexual offences in July – ODPP
Worrying statistics on sexual offences continue to be released as 28 people were charged with a total of 69 counts of sexual offences in July and of the 27 victims, 19 we
Man dies after his vehicle crashes into a cane harvester
A 41-year-old man has died after the vehicle he was driving crashed into a cane harvester in the opposite lane along the Queens Highway near Malamala, Nadi. Police say
31-year-old woman charged for stabbing her de facto partner in Naviago, Lautoka
A 31-year-old woman who allegedly stabbed her de facto partner in their home in Naviago, Lautoka on Sunday morning has been charged with one count of attempted murder and
Busfare to go up by 10% from today
You will have to fork out more money for busfare from today as the 10% subsidy on bus fares comes to an end. This means you will have to pay the 10 percent that govern
Fuel prices to go up today while gas prices will decrease
Get ready to dig deeper into your pockets from tomorrow as fuel prices are going up however, gas prices are decreasing. Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission says
Tourism earning between April and December 2022 at $2.09b – Visitor Survey
The tourism industry surpassed expectations earning $2.09 billion between April and December 2022 with majority of the 587,406 holiday makers coming from Australia, New Z
Tabuya and Lobendahn discharged after FICAC withdraws it’s case
Deputy Leader of People's Alliance and Minister for Women, Children and Poverty Alleviation, Lynda Tabuya and Deputy Leader, Dan Lobendahn have been discharged after a no
Sentencing for 2 involved in $23 million cocaine bust in Vuda
Australian national, Joseph Abourizk and former taxi driver, Josese Muriwaqa who were arrested and charged in Lautoka in July 2015 for being found in possession of approx
Justice Reddy was a giant amongst men with great vision which became a reality 23 years ago – Prof. Prasad
Good things are not achieved overnight as it will take time but we will get there and we owe this to Justice Jai Ram Reddy. This was the sentiment echoed by Deputy
Police, religious organizations and NGOs profile young dwellers living in towns and cities
The Fiji Police Force, religious organizations and NGOs are taking a collective approach to profile and deal with the increase of young individuals loitering in towns and
Government pushes for profitable companies and reduced dependency on grants
We want our government statutory companies and commercial entities to be financially viable and profitable. This was highlighted by Assistant Minister in the Office of
FNPF withdrawal policies revised as changes were made to education, medical, and unemployment withdrawal benefits
Further changes have been made to the Fiji National Provident Fund’s education, medical and unemployment withdrawal benefits. Some of the key changes include th
Dominant first-half performance helps Flying Fijians beat Samoa 33-19
A dominant first half performance by the Fiji Water Flying Fijians side helped them beat Samoa 33-19 in round 2 of the Punjas Pacific Battle Series in Apia this afternoon
Our finance approach are revolutionised by Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning - Kamikamica
At a time when new technologies are emerging, Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning are revolutionising how we approach finance – challenging the traditiona
Facts on migration : 1,571 people have migrated from Jan to June this year while 5,335 Fijians left our shores for greener pastures last year
Although the FijiFirst Party has said publicly over the past few months that the migration statistics of those leaving the country after the coalition government came int
Selina Kuruleca to report as PS for Education from the 1st of August this year - PM
Prime Minister, Sitiveni Rabuka has confirmed that Selina Kuruleca will report as the Permanent Secretary for Education from the 1st of August this year. Rabuka had ea