Bus operators do not condone this lack of compassion
The Fiji Bus Operators Association is appalled that two young students were prevented from boarding a bus because their bus cards did not appear to work. Association G
Author: Vijay Narayan
Fijian economy now expected to grow by 12.4% this year – RBF Governor
The Fijian economy is now expected to grow by 12.4 percent this year, up from the 11.3 percent growth envisaged earlier. The Reserve Bank of Fiji Governor and Chairman
2 girls found walking along the highway in Lautoka after bus driver did not allow them on the bus due to insufficient funds
Two primary school female students were lost for 3 hours as they were walking along the highway in the Lautoka area after the bus driver did not allow them on the bus bec
Shah’s comments at a FLP rally were manifestly false and without any evidence - Saneem
Supervisor of Elections, Mohammed Saneem has issued a notice to Fiji Labour Party representative, Haroon Ali Shah, directing him to correct a statement issued on 18th May
Those who have done Foundation studies and want to get TELS to pay for their MBBS studies are not eligible - AG
Those who have done Foundation studies and want to get TELS to pay for their MBBS studies are not eligible as only those who have done Year 13 and qualify under the requi
People’s Alliance aims to reduce poverty rate by getting more people in the rural areas including villages to go into farming – Rabuka
Fiji’s poverty rate can be much lower if we get more people in the rural areas including villages to go into farming to earn more. People’s Alliance Lead
World News: Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Oman and Iraq building up oil refining capacity, with total additions of over 1 million barrels daily
Global oil refining capacity shrank during the pandemic, exposing vulnerabilities in some of the world's largest fuel consumers. Yet the decline was not evenly distribute
Fiji born woman fatally stabbed just metres from her home in Christchurch
A Fiji born woman, Laisa Maraia Waka was fatally stabbed just metres from her home in Sockburn, Christchurch, and her 11-year-old son watched as paramedics fought to save
4% pay rise for hourly paid employees of Tropik Wood Industries Limited and Tropik Wood Products Limited
Good news for the hourly paid employees of Tropik Wood Industries Limited and Tropik Wood Products Limited as Fiji Pine Group of Companies Chief Executive Officer, Vimles
Sayed-Khaiyum says let’s talk about policies and what they have delivered when asked on NFP saying FijiFirst is 2-men rule party
We do not talk about what other parties are doing internally so let us focus on issues that affect the people and the policies being delivered. Those are the words of
Fiji can register its best peak season performance in terms of visitor arrivals and tourism export receipts – ANZ report
Building on 143,399 arrivals so far this year, we believe Fiji can register its best peak season performance in terms of visitor arrivals and tourism export receipts on t
SODELPA referred to FICAC by the Fijian Elections Office
SODELPA has been referred to FICAC for breach of Electoral Act provisions. The Fijian Elections Office says it has found that SODELPA has breached Section 116 of the E
Mock crash and rescue exercise at Nausori Airport
Nausori Airport held its full-scale aircraft emergency exercise – code named Crash Exercise 2022 earlier this week as Fiji Airports says it has no plans in lowerin
US Senate passes first major federal gun safety legislation in decades
The US Senate has passed a bipartisan bill to address gun violence that amounts to the first major federal gun safety legislation in decades. The final vote was 65 to
Unity Fiji’s Naucabalavu referred to FICAC
Supervisor of Elections, Mohammed Saneem has referred Unity Fiji’s Ratu Jope Naucabalavu to FICAC for a probable breach of Section 114 (1) of the Electoral Act.
Milk and butter prices go up due to global factors while fuel price could go up again
Expect prices of goods impacted by global factors, to continue to rise as the Reserve Bank of Fiji has predicted that the inflation rate which currently stands at 5 perce
Sayed-Khaiyum’s claims are baseless, childish and frivolous – Prof. Prasad
As the chief legal officer of the State, the Attorney-General Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum must know that any allegation should be based on evidence and not flimsy assertions acco
We are now more than ever convinced of the potential of Tuvatu to become a prominent multi-million ounce gold deposit – Lion One Metals
There is a lot of confidence that Tuvatu Gold Mine will one day fall in the ranks of notable multi-million ounce gold deposits such as Porgera and Vatukoula after Canadia
No country can fix the issue of power cuts – Rabuka
No government can fix the issue of power cuts as it is catch-up development and we must expect power cuts due to the increase in the population. Those are the words of
Sayed-Khaiyum writes to the SOE regarding the conduct of some parties and the way the Fiji Sun is conducting the opinion polls
The FijiFirst has written to the Supervisor of Elections regarding their concerns about the way the Fiji Sun is conducting the public opinion polls for the general electi
I represent my own views, and call on the EFL CEO not to make this about the workers, as EFL is accountable to the taxpayers - Tabuya
Power supply and disruptions continue to be an issue of concern for many people according to People’s Alliance Deputy Leader, Lynda Tabuya, and she says she stands