Gulf conflict raises economic concerns for Fiji and Pacific Nations
The ongoing conflict in the Gulf region is creating growing global economic uncertainty, with concerns emerging over its potential impact on Fiji and other Pacific Island
Author: Mansi Chand
Severe Thunderstorm Warning for Vanua Levu and southern parts of Viti Levu
A Severe Thunderstorm Warning for Heavy Rain is now in force for whole of Vanua Levu and southeastern parts of Viti Levu from Coral Coast through Suva up to Dawasamu.The
Dr Kumar and Dr Tukana appointed Permanent Secretaries for Ministry of Multi-Ethnic Affairs and Ministry of Sugar Industry
The Public Service Commission, with the agreement of the Prime Minister, has announced a re-arrangement of responsibilities for two Permanent Secretaries.Doctor Vinesh Ku
UAE to establish embassy in Fiji
The Cabinet has approved the establishment of a resident Embassy of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) in Suva.This marks a major step forward in diplomatic relations between
PRF marks Global Recycling Day with call to recognise grassroots recyclers
The Pacific Recycling Foundation today marked Global Recycling Day 2026 with a landmark national event at Ratu Sukuna Park, bringing together government leaders, developm
BSP Life announces highest-ever bonus allocation of $45.3M
BSP Life today announced its highest-ever Bonus Allocation of $45.3 million for the 2025 financial year, marking a historic milestone as the company celebrates its 150
LTA uplifts freeze on taxi permits and bans sale-based PSV permit transfers
The Land Transport Authority in collaboration with the Ministry of Transport, has lifted the freeze on Licensed Taxi (LT) Public Service Vehicle permits, effective immedi
LTA uplifts freeze on taxi permits and bans sale-based PSV permit transfers
The Land Transport Authority in collaboration with the Ministry of Transport, has lifted the freeze on Licensed Taxi (LT) Public Service Vehicle permits, effective immedi
TikToker to be sentenced next week for making derogatory comments against Tabuya
Tiktoker, Lui Vuibureta, also known as Xkon will be sentenced next Tuesday for making derogatory remarks against the Minister for Information, Lynda Tabuya during a TikTo
Lawyer for constable Racagi's murder accused says his client charged based on circumstantial evidence
42-year-old Keni Salawai and 20-year-old Jope Seniloli have been further remanded in custody for the alleged murder of 24-year-old Police Constable Peniasi Racagi in Lami
FNU cooperates with police following recent drug-related investigation at Samabula Campus
The Fiji National University says it remains committed to maintaining a drug-free learning environment following a recent police investigation at its Derrick Campus in Sa
Krishna confident despite slow start for Bula FC in OFC Pro League
We’re not looking at the table at the moment because, personally, I think we are playing good football.This was highlighted by the Extra Bula FC captain Roy Krishn
Govt targets 50% reduction in travel time on major corridors - Tuinaceva
Traffic conditions are expected to improve along the Suva–Nausori, Lami–Suva and Nadi–Lautoka corridor, with plans underway to reduce travel time by
State to file mistrial application tomorrow in Health Tender trial
The State will file a mistrial application tomorrow, saying the court has been giving special treatment to defence lawyer Wylie Clarke in the Health Tender trial involvin
Ruling for Lateef and Moore deferred to April 23rd
The ruling for former Suva lawyer Shazran Lateef and Zoe Maharaj Moore has been deferred and will now be delivered on the 23rd of April. The ruling was initially schedul
Judge warns the State over possible perjury with their witness in Health Tender trial
Suva High Court Judge Justice Usaia Ratuvili has reminded the State in the Health Tender trial of Voreqe Bainimarama, Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum and Dr Neil Sharma that its witn
Court to decide on admissibility of email evidence in Health Tender trial
The court will hear arguments from former Health Minister Dr Neil Sharma’s lawyer, Wylie Clarke and Assistant Director of Public Prosecutions Laisani Tabuakuro on
Fijian nationals urged to avoid travelling to Middle East
Fijians are strongly advised to avoid all travel to, or transit through, the Middle East at this time. This includes the countries of Bahrain, United Arab Emirates (UAE),
Opposition will oppose any Constitution amendments if it benefits a few - Koroilavesau
Opposition MP Semi Koroilavesau says the Opposition is willing to support amendments to the Constitution of Fiji if the proposed changes genuinely strengthen democracy an
Man charged for making false claims against Nausori Police Officers
A 50-year-old man has been charged for making false claims against the Nausori Police and will front the Nausori Magistrates Court today.He has been charged with one coun
4,081 Back to School assistance applications flagged for verification
With Term 1 well underway,the Ministry of Finance says 4,081 applications for the Back to School assistance programme were identified with issues, including duplicate