Australia launches world’s first peanut allergy program for infants
Australia has launched the world’s first peanut allergy program which will provide free treatment to infants under 12 months in pu
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Tower’s Open Day at USP draws strong student turnout
Tower’s Open Day at the University of the South Pacific drew strong student turnout. The Tower Insurance Vunilagi Scholarship w
Prof. Prasad attacks Chaudhry after repeated allegations
A war of words has erupted between Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance, Professor Biman Prasad and Fiji Labour Party Le
Inflation forecast to remain around 4 to 5% by the end of this year - RBF
The annual headline inflation rate picked up from 5.8 percent in May to 6.7 percent in June, and was underpinned by higher prices
Strike threat looms at USP, staff unions want me reinstated and VC Ahluwalia out – Dr Naikatini
Former President of the Association of University of the South Pacific Staff, Doctor Tamara Osborne Naikatini confirms members of
Ratu Sukuna Park to open on the 19th of August and will not be a venue for Hibiscus Festival
Ratu Sukuna Park will officially open on the 19th of this month, but it will not be used for the upcoming Hibiscus Festival, which
Fiji Govt to get US$70M loan from ADB for climate resilience and sustainable growth
The Fiji Government and the Asian Development Bank today signed a US$70 million loan agreement to support Fiji in building resilie
Pay increments for civil servants and increase in salaries and benefits for MPs, President and Speaker from today
The increase in the National Minimum Wage by 50 cents to $4.50 comes into effect from today. This will be followed by a further
Fewer than 30% of women directors in private sectors - Tabuya
Fiji falls below the Pacific regional average for women’s representation in business leadership while most private sector boards h
Australia produces nearly 4 million tons of methane annually and is 'turbo-charging' climate change – Climate Council
Australia produces nearly four million tonnes of methane annually and is "turbo-charging" climate change, according to research co
Temporary suspension for client registration till December for PALM and RSE scheme
There is an extension to the temporary suspension of client registration under the Pacific Australia Labour Mobility (PALM) Scheme
20-year-old man charged with obtaining financial advantage
A 20-year-old man residing in Narere has been charged for allegedly obtaining financial advantage by deception. Police say the