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 seen a major increase in student intake fro
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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 Coalition Government, the major water i
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 in two weeks. Fiame defeated the no-co
Speaker of Parliament highlights conflict in Constitution’s amendment provisions
Speaker of Parliament Filimoni Jitoko says in his view, there appears to be an inherent inconsistency and conflict between the provisions of Section 159(2)(c) of the Cons
Dissent in Opposition as Kirpal to file complaint over 'snake' remark, chamber entry denial
There is dissent in the Opposition Group of 16 Bloc as member Sanjay Kirpal who voted for the motion to suspend Standing Order to allow for the tabling of the Constitutio
National Migration Policy drafting underway to address labour mobility, skilled migration and border security
Fiji's National Migration Policy which will guide labour mobility programmes, skilled migration pathways, diaspora engagement and measures to counter irregular migration
Cabinet to decide on removal of No-Repeat Policy - Radrodro
A report will be submitted to Cabinet for a decision on the removal of the No-Repeat Policy or Automatic Progression Policy. This has been confirmed by Minister for Ed
Major supermarket referred to Health Department for alleged expiry date tampering
A major supermarket in Fiji has been referred to the Health Department by the Consumer Council of Fiji for allegedly tempering with the expiry date on a dairy product.
Fiji’s health indicators stagnant or lower than low middle-income countries – World Bank report
While Fiji has graduated from a low middle income country to a high middle-income country, our health status indicators has remained stagnant and has not improved in the
Downward trend in health worker exodus due to retention measures – Lalabalavu
The Ministry of Health is seeing a downward trend in the exodus of health workers largely attributed to raising the retirement age from 55 years to 60 years of age, the w
Trump pauses military aid to Ukraine after Oval Office argument with Zelensky
US President Donald Trump is ordering military aid to Ukraine to be paused after his Oval Office argument with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. A White House of
Nottingham Forest reach FA Cup quarter-finals after penalty victory over Ipswich
Nottingham Forest has booked an FA Cup quarter-final trip to Brighton after a 5-4 penalty shootout win over Ipswich. They were tied 1-1 at the end of full time. The
1,500 new rooms under construction to address room shortage in tourism sector – Gavoka
As Fiji faces a shortage of rooms in the tourism sector, between this year and the next, there will be about 1,500 new rooms under construction, while another 2,000 rooms
Govt partners with media to combat illicit drugs
The Government is collaborating with all mainstream media outlets to fight the illicit drug crisis in the county. Assistant Minister for Information Aliki Bia confirme
Prof. Prasad reassures people that Constitution review will bring unity and inclusivity
As Fiji is undertaking steps to review and amend the 2013 Constitution, Deputy Prime Minister Professor Biman Prasad has reassured the people that the Constitution will b
Yalava, Tabia families reassured of water and electricity supply after 50 years
After more than 50 years of being without electricity and water, about 19 families of Yalava, Tabia in Labasa have been reassured that they will get the services this yea
4.15 tonnes meth now destroyed
The 4.15 tonnes of methamphetamine seized in the Justin Ho and others case has been successfully destroyed at the Dignified Crematorium in Davuilevu. The Office of the
Local Govt elections to be in September or October – Prof. Prasad
The local government elections are likely to be held around September or October this year. This has been confirmed by the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finan
Aspen begins first phase of $5M upgrade program at Lautoka Hospital
People in the Western Division can expect better services at the Lautoka Hospital as Aspen Medical has commenced the first phase of a $5 million upgrade program at the ho
Trump foreign aid freeze to stay for now
The top judge in the United States has given temporary backing to the Trump administration's freeze on foreign aid payments. Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts'
FRA urges Labasa Town Council to implement drainage plan following flooding
The Fiji Roads Authority is urging the Labasa Town Council to develop and implement a comprehensive "Drainage Plan" that not only addresses existing issues but also incor