Constitutional review to begin early next year
The Coalition Government says the constitutional review is scheduled to begin early next year and the current planning aims to ensure readiness for the earliest election
Author: Vijay Narayan
BBC 'determined to fight' looming Trump lawsuit over speech edit
Britain's BBC is "determined to fight" any legal action filed by U.S President Donald Trump, saying on there was no basis for a defamation case over its editing of one of
History in the making as Fiji Rugby to compete in Nations Championship
Fiji Rugby has been officially invited to compete in the inaugural Nations Championship, launching in July 2026. Fiji joins Japan as an invitational Southern Hemispher
IWA Fiji hands over brand-new Maternal-Fetal Scan Unit at CWM Hospital
Good news as International Women's Association Fiji has completed and handed over a brand-new Maternal-Fetal Scan Unit at the CWM Hospital. IWA Fiji President, Judy Co
Electoral Reform Commissioners recommend 25 open seats, 25 seats reserved for women and 21 MPs to be selected from a List System
The Electoral Reform Commission that conducted public consultations on our electoral laws and submitted a report with recommendations to the government, has recommended t
We have had boys change from being drug addicts to responsible young men - Dyer
With the emergence of drug addiction amongst young people, there are stories where we are reaching out to the boys on the streets and sharing opportunities for them throu
Police take in man who allegedly attempted to inject a woman with a needle in a carpark in Laucala Bay
Police confirm that they have taken a man to Raiwaqa Police Station for questioning after claims that he tried to inject a woman with a needle in front of a supermarket i
Compain calls out Health Minister after comments that Rome was not built in a day when talking about the health care system
Health Minister, Doctor Ratu Atonio Lalabalavu has been called out by International Women's Association Fiji President, Judy Compain after his comments that "Rome was not
Police investigate Year 12 exam paper theft from Sigatoka secondary school
An investigation is underway following the theft of Year 12 external exam papers from a Sigatoka Secondary School. Police say the matter was reported by the school pri
Year 12 Chemistry, Computer Studies, Tech Drawing and Vosa Vakaviti external exam papers stolen after break-in
The Year 12 Chemistry, Computer Studies, Technical Drawing and Vosa Vakaviti external exam papers have been stolen after a break-in at a secondary school in Sigatoka.
Vosarogo is Acting PM as PM Rabuka on official visit to Japan
Minister for Lands and Mineral Resources, Filimoni Vosarogo is Acting Prime Minister as Prime Minister, Sitiveni Rabuka is undertaking an official visit to Japan this wee
High Court ruling on Great Han construction work along Princes Road yet to be delivered
The High Court ruling on the Department of Environment's appeal regarding the serious concerns over Great Han Pte Limited construction work along Princes Road, is yet to
RBF to launch new series of banknotes
The Reserve Bank of Fiji is launching a new series of banknotes that will be officially unveiled by President, Ratu Naiqama Lalabalavu on 2nd December this year, in Suva,
FCEF concerned after Labour Officers intimidate small business owner
The Fiji Commerce and Employers Federation is concerned with the alleged intimidation tactics used by the Labour Officers to target a particular member and official of FC
Braelynn Yee awarded prestigious Griffith Asia Business Internship
Fijian sprinter, Braelynn Yee, recipient of the Oceania Athletics and Academics Scholarship at Griffith University, has been awarded the Griffith Asia Business Internship
Turaga stresses the 1941 Fisheries Act had to be amended to address the inadequacy
This is a 1941 Act. What did the Opposition do during their time? We have fixed this. Those are the comments of Acting Attorney General, Siromi Turaga as he supported
Total cost of recent overseas duty travel for the President and the First Lady amounts to just over $200,000
The total cost of the recent overseas duty travel for the President, Ratu Naiqama Lalabalavu and the First Lady amounts to just over $200,000. This figure has been con
29 Flying Fijians in Fijian Drua, 4 development players also promoted
29 capped Flying Fijians and four Drua Development players make up the Swire Shipping Fijian Drua squad for the 2026 Shop N Save Super Rugby Pacific. An impressive 13
Predator: Badlands’ hopes to alleviate autumn’s box office drought with US$60M+ Global Opening
At a time when the fall box office has hit the skids, Hollywood turns its weary eyes to a fanged, fleshy-headed alien to hopefully bail it out as 20th Century Studiosâ
Koya asks Turaga why Parliamentary Committee not invited to Justice Summit
Opposition MP, Faiyaz Koya highlighted in Parliament today that he had a bone to pick with Acting Attorney General, Siromi Turaga for not inviting the Parliamentary Stand
22 people, including 4 juveniles, charged with 34 counts of sexual offences in October
22 people, including 4 juveniles, have been charged with 34 counts of sexual offences in October this year. The Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions says a 17