Teachers are nation builders: University of Fiji lecturer inspires at Fiji Teachers Union meeting
A well-supported teacher is empowered to put in more effort and inspire more people, and a child who is given proper attention and
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New Valley model will empower rural farmers and boost investor confidence in agriculture – Rabuka
Farmers in Sabeto Valley in Sigatoka and surrounding areas will no longer have to sell their produce at lower prices out of fear o
26 Bangladeshi workers claim they have been subjected to mistreatment by their employer in Koronivia
FICAC has commenced preliminary inquiries into allegations raised by 26 Bangladeshi workers who claim to have been subjected to mi
Current global uncertainty may have financial implications on small island states in the Pacific – Prof. Prasad
The current global uncertainty as a result of tariff wars and geopolitical tensions may have significant financial implications on
Prominent Labasa lawyer charged with indecently insulting or annoying a person
A prominent lawyer from Labasa has been charged with one count of indecently insulting or annoying a person. Amrit Sen from Wai
2 women officers led an official briefing on the Indian military strikes
The presence of two women officers, including Colonel Sofiya Qureshi and Wing Commander Vyomika Singh, leading the official briefi
ODPP to receive investigation file into Richard Mock’s death tomorrow
The investigation file into the death of 35-year-old Richard Mock will be submitted to the Office of the Director of Public Prosec
Aggravated burglaries and robberies remain a major concern
Aggravated burglaries and robberies remain a major concern in the country as the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions con
FRCS collects $2.28B in revenue from August 2024 to March 2025
The Fiji Revenue and Customs Service has reported a total revenue collection of $2.281 billion between August 2024 and March 2025,
Pakistan-based militant group chief says relatives killed in India strike
The Pakistan-based leader of a militant group says 10 of his relatives have been killed in a missile strike by India. Masood Az
Black smoke signals end of first day of conclave for election of a new Pope
Black smoke emerged from the chimney over the Sistine Chapel, signalling that a first ballot had been held at the conclave and had
Indo-Fijians population declines from 52% to 33% – Multi-Ethnic Minister
In the late 1970s and 1980s, the Indo-Fijian population was about 52 percent, however, this has declined to about 33 percent over