Bulitavu asks why Seruiratu is kept out of the FijiFirst Leadership Committee
FijiFirst MP, Mosese Bulitavu is now asking whether the party is breaching it’s very own party constitution and why is the Leader
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Two youths to front court for theft
Two 19-year-old youths will appear in the Nausori Magistrates court this afternoon for the case of alleged of theft. Police say
Thousands in Papua New Guinea ordered to evacuate amid concerns about second landslide
Authorities have ordered thousands of people near a deadly landslide in Papua New Guinea to evacuate, amid fears a second landslid
Hill calls on govt to continue to invest in tourism
Around 923,000 tourists arrived in the country last year, and Tourism Fiji is hoping that the number will increase in 2024, howeve
Report says there remains a misconception that suki is safer than cigarettes
Tobacco remains a pressing public concern in Fiji with 16.6 percent of our population reported to smoke daily. These were the w
15 selected schools to participate in the Education and Culture Symposium for Ratu Sukuna Day celebration today
15 selected schools from the central division will be part of the Education and Culture Symposium which will be held at the Holida
Misbehaving students should be counselled and changing school should be the last option - Naisele
With increasing concerns regarding student misbehaviour in class where there have been incidents of students swearing at teachers
Take urgent action on pay rise for teachers to prevent strikes – FTA
The Fijian Teachers Association is pleading to the government to give them assurances that they are going to consider their plea a
16 FijiFirst MPs await their fate
The 16 FijiFirst Party Members of Parliament who voted for salary and benefit increases for the President, Prime Minister, Ministe
SOE waiting for AG and SG on delay in glitch investigation
The Fijian Elections Office is concerned as it has not received any further updates from the Attorney General and the Solicitor Ge
Climate damage considered a crime against humanity - Professor Shaista Shameem
Climate damage is considered a crime against humanity and capable of being prosecuted under the Rome Statute. This has been highli
Mualevu village headman overwhelmed at new farm road as more income will be created
The village headman for Mualevu Village, in Vanua Balavu in Lau, Vuniwai Korocawiri has expressed his joy and is overwhelmed by th