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Lautoka residents raise alarm over public drinking and grab-and-runs
Residents and taxi drivers in Lautoka are calling for increased police patrols as concerns grow over public drinking, nuisance beh
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Residents and taxi drivers in Lautoka are calling for increased police patrols as concerns grow over public drinking, nuisance beh
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From studying under a kerosene lamp in Levuka to becoming Fiji’s first in-country trained gynaecological oncologist, Dr Nanise Sik
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka is calling on everyone to use their freedom of expression responsibly, stressing that people can di
40 Ram Sami & Sons (Fiji) Ltd workers continue their strike for the 6th day as a collective agreement has not been reached followi
The counsel for Tanya Waqanika, Barbara Malimali, has revealed in the Suva Magistrates Court today that they will call four to fiv
The Ministry of Health says it is addressing an incident where a security guard assaulted a patient who was waiting to be served a
Establishing her business during the peak of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2021, Fijian entrepreneur Ana Geli Malumuvatu has grown Kava
The Year 8 examinations will be held from Tuesday, 6th October to Thursday, 8th October, with students sitting their papers in the
Leaders need to take the time to understand younger employees rather than simply viewing them as difficult to manage.Permanent Sec
Former Deputy Prime Minister Professor Biman Prasad’s counsel Richard Naidu has alleged in court that FICAC has in its possession
At just 14 years old, Grace Elizabeth Khelan is already setting her sights on the Olympic Games, with support from FMF helping to
Education Minister Aseri Radrodro has ordered an investigation into the recent salary stoppage affecting Ministry of Education sta
Two teachers affected by the recent salary stoppage say the situation has left them struggling to meet basic family expenses, with
114 teachers affected by the recent salary stoppage are expected to receive their outstanding pay this afternoon, while another 20