Deputy Prime Minister Manoa Kamikamica says the proposed Bose Levu Vakaturaga Bill is an opportunity to correct what he describes as a mistake by the previous Government
Young people should not only be invited to discussions but should have a meaningful role in making decisions that affect their future, says Deputy Prime Minister Manoa
Three people, including two lawyers, will appear in the Suva Magistrates Court today over allegations involving false Tax Compliance Certificates used to obtain 2026 Prac
After years of preparing for sporting competitions without adequate gym facilities, students at Bucalevu Secondary School in Taveuni will now have access to proper traini
An elderly couple say they returned to Fiji from overseas after being told their Cumming Street, Suva home had been broken into three times within four days, and were dev
Cane farmers in Korovuto, Ba, who are struggling to find workers during the harvesting season are hoping a new mechanical cane harvester will reduce their reliance on man
Fiji’s chefs will get the chance to test their skills against Australian competitors and be assessed by four international judges, when the 2026 Crest Chicken Fiji
After eight years with the Fiji Corrections Service, Ashwin Raj used his earnings to pursue a long-held farming dream, building a business that now has around 2,000 chick
The Great Council of Chiefs has welcomed Cabinet’s decision to move ahead with stand-alone legislation for the institution but says the process must now be fast-tr
Up to 1,500 Fijian caregivers could have the opportunity to work in Israel over the next 12 months, with an agreement between the two countries currently being finalised.
What started as a day out for Samabula resident Shalvin Kishore, his wife and their four-year-old son, became a chance for the family to try American sports, enjoy the fo
Young inmates at the Taveuni Correctional Facility are being encouraged not to let their past determine their future, as they gain skills aimed at helping them find work
The Consumer Council of Fiji is warning parents to be cautious with squishy toys after sharing a video of a 10-year-old boy who was taken to hospital when one of th
Music, fun acrivities, dancing and food brought people together at the Fiji Museum grounds today as the American Showcase gave Fijians an opportunity to experience Americ
From attending Batiki District School in an island community where the sea provided a vital connection to the rest of Fiji, Adi Salaseini Muavesi Lesianawai has gone on t
More than 4,900 people across 23 villages in Yasawa are affected by water shortages, with the Government now trying to secure a vessel to transport water to the maritime
Father Law Home is appealing to the public for support for its 30 elderly residents as it only has enough funding to operate for another two months.The Home says it needs
A freight operator who has spent about five years delivering groceries, hardware and personal belongings to communities around Gau says poor road conditions are now preve
Save the Children Fiji is raising serious concerns about the impact of HIV on children and calling for stronger prevention, testing and treatment, after revealing that a
Students at Batiki District School are attending only half-day classes because of limited water, while parents are now preparing to clean an old dam about four kilometres
Residents of Qila in Taveuni may have to travel about two kilometres downhill to find an alternative water source, if prolonged dry weather causes their main supply to fa