Fiji removed from EU tax blacklist after years of reform
Fiji has been removed from the European Union’s blacklist of non-cooperative jurisdictions for tax purposes, marking what the Fiji Revenue and Customs Service (FRC
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Fiji Airways says sexual harassment clause in Employment Bill sets ‘impossible legal standard'
Fiji Airways has warned that the Employment Relations Bill’s requirement for employers to eliminate sexual harassment imposes an unrealistic and legally unworkable
$1M fines and jail terms ‘too harsh’, says Fiji Airways
Fiji Airways has raised serious concerns over the scale and scope of penalties proposed in the Employment Relations Bill, warning that the legislation risks criminalising
Narawa set for 50th Chiefs appearance against Highlanders this Saturday
Former Queen Victoria School student Emoni Narawa will play his 50th Gallagher Chiefs Shop N Save Super Rugby Pacific game from the bench this Saturday when they face
Six students questioned over Galoa bullying case
Six students have been questioned and released by police following an alleged bullying incident in Galoa Village, Serua. Police confirm that investigations are continu
FNU honours choir for service through music
About 40 students in the Fiji National University Choir based at the Natabua Campus have been formally recognised for their contribution to campus life and community e
Pinehills Airstrip in Nadi not operational - Gavoka
Minister for Tourism and Civil Aviation Viliame Gavoka has issued a clarification regarding the privately owned Skyward Pinehills airstrip near Nadi, following public con
Savusavu Airport becomes key gateway as Labasa Airport closes for works
Savusavu Airport is buzzing with activity today as it welcomes increased domestic flights, ensuring the smooth transition of travellers.With Labasa Airport temporarily cl
Loraini Seru becomes first woman to become Assistant Commissioner of Police
Loraini Seru has become the first woman to be confirmed to the rank of Assistant Commissioner of Police (ACP), following her promotion to head the Internal Affairs and Pr
Swami Vivekananda ex-scholars calls for mandatory school bag checks and sniffer dogs at bus stops
The Swami Vivekananda Ex-Scholars Association is calling on all schools to introduce daily mandatory bag checks, including checks of shoes, to prevent drugs being brou
We wouldn’t be here without you - Charles Taylor
Radio remains a constant companion in both celebration and crisis, a trusted voice that informs, entertains and connects communities across Fiji.This was the message from
From Wainimala to Waimanu Road: Niko celebrates voices that brighten his mornings at World Radio Day celebration
As we celebrate World Radio Day, the enduring connection between radio and its listeners remains as strong as ever, bringing comfort, companionship and a sense of communi
Stars of Dawson’s Creek pay tribute to James Van Der Beek after death at 48
Stars of Dawson’s Creek are among those paying tribute to actor James Van Der Beek, who has died at the age of 48.The American actor, best known for his role as Da
$100,000 BSP donation strengthens fight to eliminate cervical cancer in Fiji
Women in Fiji are at the heart of renewed efforts to eliminate cervical cancer, as a sum of $100,000 was donated to the Fiji Cancer Society from the Bank of South Pacific
BSP announces $600M investment programme
Bank of South Pacific (BSP) will invest more than $600 million across the region over the next several years as part of a major push to modernise its operations, strength
Chiefs ready to take on Blues in Super Rugby Pacific opener
Four debutants have been named in the Gallagher Chiefs squad for their opening Shop N Save Super Rugby Pacific clash against the Blues at Eden Park, as head coach Jono Gi
Safety concerns raised after Rampur College students fell in septic tank
Investigations into the incident in which two Rampur College students fell into a septic tank during school recess have found that the students had entered an out-of-boun
16-year-old boy tied up, threatened with a cane knife and forced to inhale marijuana is a serious act of violence - Kiran
The alleged bullying and abuse of a 16-year-old boy captured in a video circulating on social media has sparked national concern, with authorities describing the incident
MSAF urges passengers to share space considerately on inter-island vessels
Passengers have been urged to be mindful of fellow travellers and to use available seating considerately, as concerns were raised publicly about the perceived overcrowdin
Serua villagers call for expungement of minor convictions
Convictions for minor offences should be expunged to give young people a fair chance at employment and a fresh start.This was a request by the villagers in Galoa and Koro
Parker and Carter extend commitment to New Zealand Rugby
Double delight for the Gallagher Chiefs as All Blacks Leroy Carter and Simon Parker have extended their commitment to New Zealand Rugby and the club through to the end of