Prof. Prasad hits out against Bainimarama’s leadership
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance Professor Biman Prasad and Opposition MP Faiyaz Koya had a heated debate in Parliament this evening on the leadership of th
Author: Rashika Kumar
PM rejects recommendation for him to attend COP28 and could send Seruiratu instead
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says he has rejected a recommendation for him to go to the COP28 meeting in December and he is thinking of sending Opposition MP, Inia Seru
We don’t see an acute shortage in the labour force in Fiji - IMF
The International Monetary Fund says they do not see an acute shortage in the labour force in Fiji at this time but emigration from Fiji is reducing the skilled labour fo
Kane breaks record as England beats Italy 2-1 in Euro 2024 qualifiers
Harry Kane has become England's all-time record goalscorer as they opened their Euro 2024 qualifying campaign with a first victory in Italy since 1961. They beat Italy
Politicians and public officials should refrain from taking action that undermines the independence of the media – CCF
Citizens Constitutional Forum Legal Officer Milika Ligabalavu says politicians and public officials should refrain from taking action that undermines the independence of
Fijian Media Association calls on govt to completely repeal the draconian Media Act
The Fijian Media Association in very strong terms is calling on the coalition government to completely repeal the Fiji Media Industry Development Act and have fresh consu
Govt is committed to reviewing the Media Act to remove certain controversial provisions – Solicitor General
Solicitor General, Ropate Green says the coalition government is committed to reviewing the Media Industry Development Act to remove certain controversial provisions in r
Media organisations call on the govt to repeal the Media Industry Development Act
The Fijian media industry has strongly called on the coalition government to repeal the Media Industry Development Act which first came as a decree in 2010, and to stick
IMF predicts Fiji’s economy to grow by about 7.5% this year
Fiji’s economy is expected to grow at about 7.5 percent this year, according to the International Monetary Fund. The Head of IMF Mission to Fiji, Marshall Mills
IMF recommends tax reforms and assistance to vulnerable households
No one likes to pay more taxes but in order to put public finances on a sound footing and maintain the spending that is needed in the economy, the International Monetary
Teachers are in a very vital position to recognize child sexual abuse – Ali
Teachers are in a very vital position to recognize child sexual abuse and they must do the referrals to relevant authorities. This has been highlighted by Fiji Women's
Singh meets Australian Council of Trade Union, PALM approved employers and Fijians in Aus
Minister for Employment, Productivity and Industrial Relations Agni Deo Singh has met with the Australian Council of Trade Union President, Michelle O'Neal as part of his
Turaga urges 138 Natabua High Sch prefects to become great leaders
Mistakes will be made and the challenges will be constant, but the test of a great leader is how you respond to the challenges that you are presented with and how you cho
Residents want protection of mangroves and organise a clean up of the Nasese foreshore area
Nasese residents are once again raising concerns about the importance of keeping the foreshore clean and the mangroves intact as they took part in cleaning the foreshore
Man charged for allegedly swearing while singing bhajan
The bhajan singer who allegedly swore while singing bhajan in Qerelevu, Ba last month has been charged by the police. The video of the incident had gone viral promptin
There are stakeholders who don’t want to talk about recycling - Deo
There are key stakeholders who up until this day do not want to talk about recycling such as beverages and manufacturing companies who are contributing drastically to was
6 new COVID cases since last Thursday
6 new cases of COVID-19 have been recorded in the country since last Thursday and analysis by the Health Ministry indicates a continually declining trend. All 6 of the
Visiting Bau will give me a deeper insight into i-Taukei culture - Mahuta
The New Zealand Minister for Foreign Affairs Nanaia Mahuta says visiting Bau will inform her of a number of things but actually, it gives her a deeper insight into i-Tauk
NZ commits $10m for budget support and $20m for climate action initiative
The New Zealand Government will be providing $10 million in general budget support and an additional $20 million for flexible climate action initiatives. This has been
Aus to provide $81.5m in budget support for 2022/23 financial year
The Australian Government will be providing $81.5 million in budget support for this financial year. While speaking after meeting Australian Prime Minister, Anthony Al
Australian Govt to provide a further $15.40m for the rehab of 9 schools and two health facilities
The Australian Government will be providing a further $15.40 million for the rehabilitation of 9 schools and 2 health facilities under the Fiji Cyclone Recovery Programme