Post-mortem reveals medical cause of woman's death at Thurston Garden
A post-mortem examination has revealed that the death of a woman found at Thurston Garden was caused by excessive fluid accumulati
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EFL seeks further increase in electricity fuel surcharge as hydro dam levels continue to fall
Energy Fiji Limited has made a new submission to the Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission, asking for a further increase in
33,000 TSLS scholarship recipients failing to complete their studies comes at a cost of $235M in taxpayers funds
Serious concerns are being raised as the Tertiary Scholarships and Loans Service has reported that more than 33,000 TSLS scholarsh
Rabuka warns SODELPA and NFP Ministers over Constitution Bill vote
Cabinet ministers from SODELPA and the National Federation Party could be asked to leave their positions if their parties vote aga
Seru surprised by Best Hat wins with sister’s last-minute creation
A tropical-inspired hat put together at the last minute by her florist sister has earned 57-year-old Kini Seru from Suva recogniti
Ro Filipe to examine possible conflict between taxi permit rules and Investment Act
Minister for Transport Ro Filipe has agreed to examine concerns over a possible conflict between taxi permit regulations and the I
Govt debt projected to reach $12.6B, or 84.8% of GDP by July 2027
Government debt is projected to rise to $12.6 billion or 84.8 percent of Gross Domestic Product by July 2027 or the end of the 202
19 of 44 WAF water sources at critical levels - people urged to stop washing their cars and driveways and watering their gardens
19 of the Water Authority of Fiji's 44 operational water sources are at critical levels, seven are approaching critical levels and
National referendum and general elections expected together by Feb 6th 2027 - PM
Prime Minister, Sitiveni Rabuka has confirmed that the next general elections and the national referendum on the Constitution Amen
Fiji Airways sets new world record for largest beach choir
Fiji Airways brought together 507 participants on Natadola Beach on Saturday to set a new world record for the Largest Beach Choir
Electricity tariff deferred until March 2027, fuel surcharge to continue until Dec 2026
People will continue paying the current electricity rates, with the proposed tariff adjustment deferred until 31st March next year
Robbie Williams headlines 2026 Melbourne Cup entertainment
Global superstar Robbie Williams is set to rock the Melbourne Cup today with not one but two special performances.The two-time Gra