Biden congratulates Rabuka and reaffirms US support
President of the United States of America Joe Biden has congratulated Prime Minister and Minister for Foreign Affairs, Sitiveni Ra
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16 new cases of COVID-19 recorded
16 new cases of COVID-19 have been recorded since last Thursday. Of the 16 new cases recorded, 1 case was recorded in the Centr
We are all friends, go back, be at peace and do your job – PM tells FBC
Go back, be at peace and do what you are supposed to do This was the message by Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka to the members o
Water spout along Coral Coast yesterday afternoon posed no threat - Atalifo
A water spout that formed along the Coral Coast in Sigatoka yesterday afternoon posed no threat to the people along the coastal co
It is too early to say if the Media Act will be reviewed or repealed – AG
We want media freedom in Fiji and I apologize to the media organizations and the people on behalf of the government for the dracon
Kumar claims FTA going back on their word regarding 4 school terms
Former Minister of Education and FijiFirst MP, Premila Kumar says schools were closed for more than three months in 2020 and eight
An increasing number of suicide cases remains a concern
11 suicide cases and 8 attempted suicide cases were recorded by the Fiji Police Crime Statistics Unit from the 1st of January unti
Infrastructure upgrade is needed for WAF, some pipelines are 50 years old
Water Authority of Fiji Chief Operating Officer Seru Soderberg says an additional 26 million litres of water will be pushed into t
USP launched Fiji’s first-ever Invasive Alien Species Symposium
The Permanent Secretary for the Ministry of Waterways and Environment, Mere Lakeba, says the symposium provides an opportunity for
The Minister for Employment opens the first Employment Relations Advisory Board meeting for 2023
The Minister for Employment, Productivity and Industrial Relation, Agni Deo Singh, says there were hindrances in the past regardin
Father and daughter pursue degree studies together
A father and daughter duo, have enrolled for undergraduate studies at The University of the South Pacific. 47-year-old Ratu Soq
Turkey-Syria earthquake: Death toll rises to over 12,000
More than 12,000 people have been killed and tens of thousands injured after a magnitude 7.8 earthquake struck Turkey and Syria on