18 Leadership Fiji participants of 2023 graduate, reminded about the philosophy of leadership
18 participants of the Leadership Fiji Program graduated last night and were recognised for their commitment to 1 year of learning
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Drua players' welfare questioned in NZ
The unacceptable treatment of the Swire Shipping Fijian Drua upon their arrival in Auckland, New Zealand prior to the game against
Major infrastructure projects to be announced in June budget – Prof. Prasad
There are major public sector funded projects in the upcoming budget which includes bridges, the Nadi River flood alleviation proj
Over 5,000 more students transition to secondary school this year - Radrodro
Minister for Education Aseri Radrodro says retaining children in school has been a major target for the Ministry but they have see
Nabavatu Project provides hope for 37 displaced families
37 families of Nabavatu who are still residing at a temporary site will finally have a place to call home after the groundbreaking
Marist Brothers alumni gives back to their school through new $180,000 worth walkway
Former Marist Brothers High School students have come together to give back to their school, unveiling a new 155-metre covered wal
I was urged to leave the Coalition and lead a party - Tabuya
Government MP Lynda Tabuya says a lot of people have urged her to leave the Coalition Government while some suggested she join ano
Suva-Nausori water issues will be resolved within 18 months - Ro Filipe
Minister for Public Works Ro Filipe Tuisawau is confident that over the next 18 months and by the end of the four-year term of the
Seaqaqa farmer pleads for Govt assistance in transporting produce to Suva
Seaqaqa farmer Asena Weleilakeba is calling on the Government to assist farmers in the Northern Division with transportation, as t
Govt invests over $1M into Fiji Learning Institute for Public Service to strengthen capacity of civil servants
The government has invested over a million dollars into the Fiji Learning Institute for Public Service to strengthen the capacity
Samoan PM defeats second no-confidence vote in two weeks
Samoan Prime Minister Fiame Naomi Mata'afa has defeated a no-confidence motion against her minority government for a second time i
3 vessels left for Lau to distribute relief supplies
Three vessels have left for the Lau Group to distribute relief supplies to those affected by the recent Tropical Cyclone Rae. P