Musa not VP West despite election win – Fiji FA CEO
The Fiji Football Association has confirmed that despite winning the election during the 87th Fiji FA Ordinary Congress, convicted drug dealer Aiyaz Mohammed Musa Umarji,
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Claims of underqualified medical lecturers by Maharaj rejected by UniFiji
University of Fiji Vice Chancellor Professor Shaista Shameem has assured Opposition MP Alvick Maharaj that all medical science staff lecturing in the degree programmes ha
FJFW to light up with bold designs, global names and fierce inclusivity tonight
Get ready for a night of glitz and glamour as the 18th Vodafone Fiji Fashion Week 2025 brings together up-and-coming Fijian fashion designers with designers from Australi
Fuel and gas prices to drop from Sunday
Good news as people will be able to save a little more money as fuel and gas prices will drop from Sunday. The price of motor spirit will drop by 10 cents to $2.58 per
Trump tariffs can stay in place for now, appeals court rules
US President Donald Trump can keep collecting import taxes, an appeals court has ruled, a day after a trade ruling found the sweeping global tariffs to be illegal. A f
Ratu Sukuna’s vision for unity, fairness and progress remains relevant today - Chaudhry
The Fiji Labour Party says Ratu Sir Lala Sukuna’s unwavering commitment to fairness, progress, and the welfare of all Fijians resonates deeply with the core tenets
O'Connor withdraws bail variation application
Former FijiFirst party member and Assistant Minister for Health, Alex O'Connor who allegedly distributed campaign materials at two health centres and a nursing station ha
Some students coming to school without food – Basden Principal
Some students of Basden College in Newtown, Nasinu are coming to school without food as most of the families are living on or below the poverty line and the Principal say
FWRM calls for comprehensive sexuality education in schools
Another call is being made to include mandatory comprehensive sexuality education in schools as it is essential for equipping young people with factual, age-appropriate i
UN warns Japan over nuclear wastewater release
The United Nations human rights experts have written to the Japanese government to express their concerns about the release of more than one million metric tonnes of trea
Teachers need to be taught communication skills - Psychology Society
A call is being made for further training and refreshers for teachers as they need help, especially in communication skills, and there is also a need to look at how teach
Burnout is a reality as previous Minister reduced number of counselors from 29 to only 4 – former Chair of Substance Advisory Council
Students are being impacted by lack of counselors in schools as the National Substance Abuse Advisory Council’s former Acting Chair, Misaele Driubalavu has highlig
FRCS Manager Border remanded over alleged 4kg meth importation
Fiji Revenue and Customs Service Manager Border charged for his alleged involvement in the unlawful importation of more than 4 kilograms of methamphetamine seized at the
$3.1B in proposed investment for 53 tourism projects – Gavoka
There are at least 53 tourism investment projects we are looking at, with a proposed investment value of $3.1 billion at different stages. This has been confirmed by D
FSC confirms Rarawai Mill to open on 24th June, slams rumours as disruptive and false
The Fiji Sugar Corporation Ltd confirms that the Rarawai Mill will commence operations for the 2025 crushing season on the 24th of June, in accordance with FSC’s o
Govt to explore more cost-of-living relief in upcoming budget
People can hope for some relief as Deputy Prime Minister Professor Biman Prasad says in the upcoming National Budget, they will explore further measures to alleviate cost
Counter Narcotics Bureau officer remanded in alleged drug importation case involving 6 people
Counter Narcotics Bureau officer Uraia Tiudamu Bolalailai, charged in relation to the alleged unlawful importation of more than 4 kilograms of methamphetamine, has been r
Question regarding 1997 Constitution makes it more complicated as it’s like putting in ‘a spanner in the works’ - CJ Temo
All parties represented in Parliament including the People’s Alliance, the National Federation Party, SODELPA, Leader of Opposition Inia Seruitatu’s faction
Traffic trial to begin Monday along Suva-Nausori corridor to ease peak hour congestion
People can hope for some relief while travelling to work in the morning as trials to ease traffic along the Suva to Nausori corridor is expected to begin on Monday. Th
No charges yet 4 months after Richard Mock’s death
About 4 months since the death of 35-year-old Richard Mock and after questioning 13 police officers, no one has been charged yet. It is alleged Mock died in Police cus
Govt approves $7.6M special cane payment to support farmers ahead of 2025 crushing season
Sugarcane farmer will get a total of about $7.6 million by next Friday as the Cabinet has endorsed a special cane payment with no deductions from Government to support fa