Interlink calls for urgent action and allow foreign seafarers to ensure the safety of the travelling public
An urgent call is being made by Interlink Shipping Services Managing Director, Ashish Kumar to the government and the Maritime Saf
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Chaudhry rejects Tunabuna's claims as cane price dispute continues
As an impasse between the sugar cane farmers and the Government continues, National Farmers Union and Leader of the Fiji Labour Pa
13 RFMF officers being interviewed over Vakarisi's death
13 RFMF officers are going through the interviewing process for their alleged involvement in Jone Vakarisi's death.Drug convict, V
Immanuel defends Budget, says responsibility is about choices, not deficit figures
Minister for Finance Esrom Immanuel says the 2026-2027 National Budget is a responsible Budget despite projecting a fiscal deficit
Government activates contingency plan to maintain Natovi–Taveuni maritime services
The Ministry of Public Works, Meteorological Services and Transport has put in place a contingency plan to ensure maritime service
MGM High School student calls for digital literacy to become core part of Fiji's education system
Digital literacy should become a core part of Fiji's education system to better prepare students for higher education, employment
Govt urges farmers to harvest, no increase in guaranteed cane price
Sugarcane farmers are being urged to harvest their cane, with the Government confirming there will be no increase in the guarantee
Interlink Shipping to stop services today due to lack of experienced seafarers locally and MSAF not approving overseas crew to come in
Maritime island services have been severely affected after Interlink Shipping Limited announced that they have stopped their shipp
Macuata Provincial Council Chairman urges farmers not to delay cane harvest
The Chairman of the Macuata Provincial Council is urging sugarcane farmers not to delay this year's harvest, saying harvesting on
Methodist Church strengthens efforts to help young people fight drugs and HIV
The Methodist Church in Fiji is stepping up its efforts to help young people stay away from drugs and reduce the growing impact of
Vatulele villagers train to become certified boat captains
As the Maritime Safety Authority of Fiji (MSAF) continues to reinforce that maritime safety and legal compliance are non-negotiabl
400 Fijian PALM workers abscond as Ministry warns overseas job opportunities at risk
Around 400 Fijian workers have absconded from the Pacific Australia Labour Mobility Scheme, prompting the Ministry of Employment t