New 70-bed Ba Hospital opens with improved services and facilities
People can expect an improved and better range of services from the Ba Hospital following the commissioning of the new hospital. While speaking at the opening, Ministe
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EFL partners with World Bank to drive renewable energy transition in Vanua Levu
In an effort to move away from energy sources that harm the environment, Energy Fiji Limited has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the World Bank which is helping
TLTB identifies 42 informal settlements for development
The iTaukei Land Trust Board has identified 42 informal settlements for development of which 5 percent (2 sites - Ledrusasa Subdivision in Nadi and Waidamudamu in the Ce
Bainimarama and Qiliho's appeal case to be called on 3rd December
The appeal against conviction and sentencing and bail pending appeal of former Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama and former Police Commissioner Sitiveni Qiliho, will be c
Magistrate to rule on Saneem’s human rights violation claims, validity of charges and consolidation of charges matter
Suva Magistrate Yogesh Prasad will make a decision on the validity of charges laid on former Supervisor of Elections Mohammed Saneem by the then Acting DPP John Rabuku.
Court allows Ravu to travel to China
Former Minister for Fisheries and Forests, Kalaveti Ravu has been granted a bail variation to travel to China as FICAC has no objection. Ravu's lawyer Jioji Cakau info
10-year-old diabetic patient says it won't hold him back
10-year-old Namish Chaudhry, who has type 1 diabetes, says although it hurts, he has learnt to take his insulin shots every day and he can do everything he loves, but he
Presidential election scheduled for month-end, Ratu Wiliame remains Govt's nominee - PM
The Presidential election is expected to take place in a special Parliament sitting at the end of this month, and Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has confirmed that the Co
Scaling set for possible reintroduction in 2025 pending cabinet approval
Subject to Cabinet endorsement, scaling could be reintroduced in the national examination process in the 2025 education year, after the completion of public consultation,
8 of 10 victims of sexual offence in September under the age of 18
8 of the 10 victims of sexual offences in September were under the age of 18 where a 28-year-old man was charged with the rape of his 5-year-old niece while in another in
Schools to remain open despite call from Ketan Lal for closure due to planned disruption
Despite calls made by Opposition MP Ketan Lal to close schools that are set to be impacted by planned water supply disruptions from tomorrow until Sunday, Minister Aseri
Wrong people receive social assistance as Ministry loses records - Tabuya
There have been cases where the Ministry of Women, Children and Social Protection has lost the manual records of the people who are supposed to be receiving assistance an
Nadi-Lautoka water supply set for major improvements with $8.3M upgrades by year-end
Water supply for people living along the Nadi to Lautoka corridor is expected to improve by the end of this year as the Water Authority of Fiji is upgrading the Nagado Tr
5G to be rolled out in Fiji next year
People will have to wait a bit longer for high-speed mobile networks as the Department of Communications aims to complete the necessary preparatory work and successfully
Solar eclipse from 5.50am to 6.14am tomorrow
A solar eclipse from 5.50am to 6.14am will take place tomorrow. The Shree Sanatan Dharm Purohit Brahman Maha Sabha Fiji is urging people not to sight the eclipse.
Man dies from burns after yacht engine explodes in Nadi
A man in his 20s has died allegedly from burns sustained in a fire while working on a yacht in Nadi. The victim was conducting maintenance work on a yacht in Denarau y
Seruiratu and Naivalurua back Govt’s Foreign Policy White Paper
Opposition Leader for the Group of 16, Inia Seruiratu and Leader of the Group of 9, Ioane Naivalurua have shown their support for Fiji’s Foreign Policy White Paper
Speaker calls for Subcommittee to probe Housing Authority as Maharaj questions missing report
Speaker of Parliament, Ratu Naiqama Lalabalavu has invoked his powers to establish a Parliamentary Subcommittee for the oversight and scrutiny of a report regarding a spe
83 schools approved for fundraising this year to support infrastructure, student well-being - Radrodro
83 schools from the 916 schools including 178 secondary and 738 primary schools within the 9 education districts have been granted approval to organise fundraising this y
Kamikamica says Opposition too sensitive while Usamate tells Govt to stop complaining
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Trade, Manoa Kamikamica says the Opposition is getting too sensitive as they did a lot of good things for which he has acknowledged
Fuel and gas prices to drop from today
Good news as fuel and gas prices will reduce from today where the price of a litre of diesel will now cost $2.33, a reduction of 17 cents. The Fijian Competition and C