Trump administration releases files on Martin Luther King Jr
US President Donald Trump's administration has released a trove of records on the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr, including FBI surveillance files on the civil ri
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Bilateral trade between India and Fiji hits $180M in 2024–25
Bilateral trade between India and Fiji has reached approximately $180 million—in the year 2024–25 and this growing partnership is opening up new opportuniti
Woman allegedly scammed of $150 in mobile phone money transfer scheme
A 36-year-old Labasa market vendor has been charged after allegedly obtaining $150 through a mobile phone scam involving a fake message from a department head. Police
Police investigate Old CWM Birthing Unit fire after NFA confirms it was deliberately set
Police are investigating the fire at the Old CWM Birthing Unit at Amy Street, Suva last month after the National Fire Authority confirmed the building was deliberately se
Residents in Upper Khalsa Road frustrated as water supply disrupted since Friday
Many people living in Upper Khalsa Road have been without running water since Friday, and the Water Authority of Fiji has not been able to confirm when supply will normal
CJ asks if Supreme Court has jurisdiction to hear about 1997 Constitution
Chief Justice Salesi Temo has asked the interveners in the matter where government has sought the opinion of the Supreme Court on questions relating to the interpretation
PM’s Office allocation increases to cater for new positions and civil service pay rise – Prof. Prasad
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance Professor Prasad says the increase of about $345,000 to $2.39 million for personal emoluments for the Office of the Prime M
Maharaj calls Pacific Polytech chair’s email “childish”, moves to cut funding but later withdraws motion
Opposition MP Alvick Maharaj has criticised the chairperson of Pacific Polytech for sending an email questioning the scrutiny of government funding allocated to the insti
Govt will not make more backdated payments to USP as discussions on VAT amount continue – Prof. Prasad
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance Professor Prasad has confirmed that the government will not make any more backdated payments to the University of the South
Lautoka Mill crushing expected to resume tomorrow after worker injury – Sugar Ministry
Following the incident where a man was injured at Lautoka Mill while clearing bagasse from a conveyor belt, and operations were halted, the Ministry of Sugar Industry say
VAT reduction is sweet candy, questions Govt expenditure – Usamate
Opposition MP Jone Usamate has called the reduction in VAT a little bit of sweet candy and says it does not compensate for all the hurt that the Coalition Government has
Na Vualiku MSME program to boost North tourism this year – Gavoka
MSMEs in the Northern Division are expected to get a boost as the Na Vualiku Pilot MSME program will be launched this calendar year, offering cost-shared business develop
Man injured at Lautoka Mill, FSC halts operations for rescue and repair
A man is currently receiving care at Lautoka Hospital following an injury at the Lautoka Mill and Fiji Sugar Corporation says a thorough review of the incident is being u
It’s not a panic budget, the panic is from the Opposition – Prof. Prasad
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance Professor Biman Prasad says this is not a ‘panic budget’, as described by the Leader of the Opposition, but th
652 people displaced by fires in the first half of this year – NFA
The number of people displaced by property fires in the first half of this year has increased to 652 compared to 566 in the same period last year, according to the Nation
Old CWM Birthing Unit fire was deliberately lit - NFA
The Old CWM Birthing Unit at Amy Street, Suva last month was deliberately set on fire. This has been confirmed by National Fire Authority CEO Puamau Sowane who says th
Fiji Kulas eye redemption against PNG ahead of Nations Cup semi final clash today
The Fiji Kulas are eyeing redemption when they take on PNG in the OFC Women’s Nations Cup semi final this afternoon as they will want to avenge their heartbreaking
Nath questions rising crime and calls for better support for police officers
As the Fiji Police Force has been given increased funding in the 2025-2026 National Budget, Opposition MP Vijay Nath asks whether we need more uniforms, or if we need to
Low-yield farmers may exit cane farming as focus shifts to scaling up middle-tier growers – Singh
For a sustainable sugar industry, farmers who produce less than 100 tonnes and show little potential for improvement may be moved out of cane farming while more support w
Sabha urges calm and rejects hate after Shiv Temple desecration, confirms prayers have resumed
As prayers resume at the Sanatan Shiv Temple in Samabula following the desecration last week, the Shree Sanatan Dharm Pratinidhi Sabha of Fiji is calling on people not to
100 men trained as male advocates to promote gender equality and end violence
One hundred men from Rewa and Cakaudrove have completed the Male Advocacy for Women’s Human Rights training conducted by the Fiji Women’s Crisis Centre this