Fiji Taxi Association calls for fare increase amid rising fuel costs
The Fiji Taxi Association is calling for a fare increase, saying rising fuel prices and the growing number of illegal operators ar
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Operating private vehicles as taxis without the licence and permit is against the law - LTA warns
As concerns mount over the rise of alleged illegal taxi operators in Labasa, the Land Transport Authority has warned that operatin
Fiji steps up efforts to tackle hazardous waste and chemical pollution
Fiji is taking steps to join three major international agreements aimed at improving the country's management of hazardous waste,
Bondi Beach shooting hero charged with assault and intimidation
The man hailed as a hero for disarming one of the alleged perpetrators of the deadly Bondi Beach shooting has now been charged wit
Protect the Heritage Coast - Vuda-Saweni Taskforce celebrates after proposed Vuda project rejection
The Protect the Heritage Coast - Vuda-Saweni Taskforce has welcomed the news today that the Ministry of Environment and Climate Ch
Due consideration to be given to extending social welfare allowance increment - Kiran
Due consideration will be given to extending the current 50 percent increase in the social welfare allowance beyond July.This has
FPSA wants 10% to 20% pay rise for civil servants in the next National Budget
The Fiji Public Service Association is calling for a 10 to 20 percent pay rise for civil servants in the form of a Cost of Living
I respect the decision regarding proposed Vuda waste to energy project - PM
The strength of good governance lies in allowing institutions to do their work, respecting the law, and making decisions in the pu
Sentencing hearing on June 18 for teacher convicted of raping students
The sentencing hearing of the former school teacher who raped three boys on multiple occasions is on the 18th of this month. The t
No pathway for TNG to resubmit EIA report, appeal deadline set for 3rd July
The Next Generation Holdings (Fiji) Pte Limited has no pathway to resubmit their Environmental Impact Assessment Report but have u
ODPP yet to receive file in Lateef case after meth and marijuana evidence goes missing
The Office of Director of Public Prosecutions is yet to receive the file where evidence in former Suva lawyer Shazran Abdul Lateef
70 Pacific Polytech graduates encouraged to help address Fiji's skills shortage
More than 70 graduates of Pacific Polytech's Labasa Campus have been reminded that the skills they have gained are urgently needed