FNPF finalizing process to get children as young as 6yrs-old to have an FNPF account
The Fiji National Provident Fund is finalizing the legal and the IT aspects of the process to get children as young as six years o
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128 breast cancer surgeries conducted at Colonial War Memorial Hospital
128 breast cancer surgeries have been conducted at CWM Hospital so far this year. This was highlighted by FNU’s Associate Profe
Indonesia quake and tsunami dead buried in mass grave
Volunteers have begun burying victims of Indonesia's deadly earthquake and tsunami in a mass grave. The disaster has left at le
President Jioji Konrote issues Writ Of Elections
President Jioji Konrote issued the Writ Of Elections to the Chairman of the Electoral Commission, Suresh Chandra this morning at t
People should vote for the right party as we do not want to go back to 2000 - PM
Prime Minister, Voreqe Bainimarama says people of Fiji now have to pick the right party in the 2018 general elections as they do n
All Fijian Election Offices and centres around Fiji to stop doing voter registrations from 6pm today
All Fijian Election Offices and centres around the country will stop doing voter registrations from 6pm today. This means that
Rabuka's lawyer wants the identity of witness revealed
SODELPA Leader Sitiveni Rabuka's lawyer is adamant the identity of a witness be revealed to them before Rabuka's trial can proceed
People able to vote from 7.30am to 6pm on 14th November, 2018
People will be able to vote from 7.30am to 6pm on 14th November, 2018 which is election day. While highlighting the time-line f
Senior citizens around the country to enjoy government subsidised bus-fare - Vuniwaqa
Senior citizens around the country will from today enjoy the government subsidised bus-fare. This has been revealed by the Mini
Habitat for Humanity sets goal to collect 1000 emergency kits for the upcoming cyclone season
Habitat for Humanity has set out on their goal to collect 1000 emergency kits for the upcoming cyclone season. This has been ki
Typhoon Trami pummels Japan, shutting down air and train travel
A powerful typhoon has ripped through Japan, forcing cancellations of flights and trains, including in the Tokyo area as authoriti
Savusavu Carnival Committee hope to create awareness on use of plastic and its effects on the environment
The use of plastic and its effects on the environment is something that the Savusavu Carnival Committee hopes to create awareness