Women record more online abuse than men, with 585 complaints received this year - Online Safety Commission
Women continue to lodge more complaints about online abuse than men in Fiji, with 585 complaints from women recorded so far this y
Women continue to lodge more complaints about online abuse than men in Fiji, with 585 complaints from women recorded so far this y
The Minister for Education, Aseri Radrodro, formally received the Fiji Education Commission Report 2026 from the Chairperson of th
Five men have been arrested in separate drug-related cases across Fiji.A 30-year-old Lautoka man was arrested at Lomolomo Beach ye
Two children who were allegedly victims of abuse and neglect have been removed from their house at Sukanaivalu Road in Lautoka and
We do not want the next constitution, the fifth constitution of this country, to be one that is unacceptable, or one that has been
Deputy Prime Minister Manoa Kamikamica says he believes the six-month process to review Fiji’s Constitution has been adequate, whi
Earlier this year, BRED Bank Fiji established a partnership with the International Finance Corporation to support the growth and j
Fiji’s shared history and deeply intertwined cultures should be recognised as a way of strengthening relationships between communi
The Constitution Review Commission is recommending the removal of coup-related immunity, a 60-seat Parliament, changes to the cons
The Fiji Bus Operators Association is calling for the urgent reinstatement of the 22.5 percent government support for the bus indu
The Draft Constitution which is part of the Constitution Review Commission Report states that all citizens of Fiji shall continue
Farmers in Rakiraki are losing livestock and seeing their crops badly affected as the ongoing effects of El Niño and a lack of wat