NCDs remain at crisis point in Fiji – Dr Lalabalavu
Non-communicable diseases or lifestyle diseases continue to be the main disease burden for our people contributing to 80 percent of all deaths in the country and 40 perce
Author: Vijay Narayan
Alarming HIV stats : 415 new HIV cases reported for 2023 in Fiji
The Health Ministry is facing a real uphill battle with the increasing number of cases of HIV and AIDS as Fiji recorded an alarming 415 new HIV cases last year compared t
Former Supervisor of Elections to appear in court today
Former Supervisor of Elections, Mohammed Saneem will appear in the Suva Magistrates Court today after being charged with allegedly asking and obtaining a corrupt benefit
Saneem charged with asking and obtaining a corrupt benefit, and held in custody until Monday
Former Supervisor of Elections, Mohammed Saneem has been charged with allegedly asking and obtaining a corrupt benefit for himself without lawful authority whilst he
Heavy Rain Alert in force for Viti Levu, Yasawa, Mamanuca, Kadavu, Lomaiviti and Southern Lau
A Heavy Rain Alert is now in force for Viti Levu, Yasawa and Mamanuca Groups, Kadavu and nearby smaller islands, and Lomaiviti and Southern Lau. Localised heavy falls
FRU to announce decision on Gollings at 1pm, inside sources say Kolinisau tipped to come in
2016 Olympic Gold medal winning captain, Osea Kolinisau is tipped to take the Fiji Airways National Men’s 7s coach’s job if Ben Gollings is removed as coach
Legalega man and woman in custody after meth find
A 51-year-old man and a 27-year-old woman are in police custody following the discovery of white substances believed to be methamphetamine. Assistant Commissioner of
People call for access and continuity of water supply in many areas
The signs are clear that many people are asking for one of the most basic needs to be supplied by the authorities, which is continuous water supply. Access and continui
Tabuya says she continues to be targeted and her removal as Deputy Party Leader is unfair
People’s Alliance member, Lynda Tabuya says while she respects the decision of the People’s Executive Council as a member of the party, the decision to remo
Strike threat looms for USP
Members of the Association of University of the South Pacific Staff and USP Staff Union cast their secret ballots for industrial action at their respective campuses arou
Crotty stresses ‘belief’ ahead of crunch match against the Drua in Fiji
Back with the team after four years in Japan, the fifth-most capped Crusader in franchise history, Ryan Crotty isn’t panicked after back-to-back losses to the Chie
Trump wins US Supreme Court fight to remain on ballots ahead of Super Tuesday primaries
The US Supreme Court has handed Donald Trump a major victory, ruling he cannot be disqualified under a constitutional clause referencing insurrection. The case was pro
Serious sex cases against two women for separate alleged incidents discontinued
Two serious sex cases against two women for separate alleged incidents have been discontinued. The Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions says a 46 year old wom
20 of the 30 victims of serious sex offences in Feb under the age of 18
20 of the 30 victims of serious sex offences last month were under the age of 18 years. The Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions says 30 people were charged w
Lynda Tabuya removed as People’s Alliance Deputy Leader
Deputy Leader of the People’s Alliance, Lynda Tabuya has been removed from the position effective immediately after the party’s Executive Council meeting.
Tourism activity and personal remittances continue to underscore consumption activity - RBF
Tourism activity and personal remittances continue to underscore consumption activity according to the Reserve Bank of Fiji. While giving the economic update for Febru
Annual headline inflation was 3.6% in Jan from 5.1% in Dec - RBF
The annual headline inflation was 3.6 percent in January (from 5.1% in December 2023), largely on account of higher prices recorded across most categories, particularly f
3 police officers and 2 civilians charged with tampering of meth at Totogo Police Station
Three police officers and two civilians have been charged after their alleged involvement in the tampering of evidence, namely methamphetamine, at the Totogo Police Stati
RFMF Commander highlights past wrongs and stresses the importance of reconciliation
Army Commander, Major General Jone Kalouniwai has highlighted the need for the Republic of Fiji Military Forces to redeem itself as an institution and embark on a process
No EFL tariff increase, EFL can submit a revised proposal - FCCC
The Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission has declined Energy Fiji Limited's proposal for an increase of the electricity tariff. FCCC says the proposal, which was
Green House lead Grammar Inter-house Battle of the Colours
Green House is leading the Suva Grammar School Inter-house Battle of the Colours Competition with 8 gold, 4 silver and 4 bronze. Blue House is in second place 3 gold,