More than 1,000 people in Nalawa to receive electricity through new project
More than 1,000 people in Nalawa, Ra will soon have access to electricity through a new rural electrification project that will br
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Social welfare payments to continue despite end of Insurance Scheme
Social welfare recipients will continue receiving their monthly assistance payments despite the Insurance Scheme for Social Welfar
Police investigate death of 12-year-old boy in Wailoku, man in custody
Police are investigating the circumstances surrounding the death of a 12-year-old boy in Wailoku, with a 29-year-old man in custod
Fijians to pay less for fuel but more for gas from today
Fijians will pay less for fuel from today, with diesel recording the biggest price drop, while households using liquefied petroleu
Daunakamakama earns bronze for Team Fiji in Commonwealth Games boxing
Jasmine Daunakamakama has won Team Fiji's second medal at the 2026 Glasgow Commonwealth Games after claiming bronze in the Women's
Public urged to verify tax certificates amid fraud alert
Members of the public, businesses, government ministries and departments, statutory bodies, financial institutions, and procuremen
Prayer service turns into celebration after miraculous rescue of six health workers
A prayer service organised for six health workers who were missing in the Lau Waters turned into a celebration of thanksgiving fol
270 potential human trafficking and forced labour cases investigated in Fiji over five years
Around 270 cases involving workers identified as potential victims of human trafficking or forced labour have been investigated in
Woman accused of murder on Christmas Eve to take plea in September
The woman who allegedly intentionally set fire to a property in Samabula on Christmas Eve last year, resulting in the death of a 1
State's forfeiture application hearing in court on $8.2M worth of properties in Denarau used to store 4.1 tonnes of meth
The case continues in court regarding the State filing a restraining order application and a subsequent forfeiture application on
GIZ Pacific calls for lasting action to tackle plastic pollution
Everyday actions by individuals, workplaces and communities can make a difference in tackling plastic pollution, with GIZ Pacific
MSAF to look into vessel engine failure involving six health workers
The Maritime Safety Authority of Fiji says it will look into a vessel engine failure involving six health workers and a boat opera