People’s Alliance Party People’s Assembly underway in Suva
Members of the People’s Alliance Party have started to arrive for their People's Assembly at the FMF Gymnasium in Suva. Members
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New project launched to tackle maternal health, HIV, and gender-based violence in Fiji
Fiji has a Maternal Mortality Ratio (MMR) of 48.1 deaths per 100, 000 live births, a clear sign that critical gaps in sexual and r
Radrodro says Lobendahn has resigned with immediate effect from FNU, remaining concerns against senior law lecturer being looked at
Fiji National University’s Director of Marketing and Communication, Karen Lobendahn has resigned with immediate effect following a
Paul Seforana questions PM on MPs’ increased salaries and allowances
Questions have been raised on why the salaries and allowances of Members of Parliament were increased and whether there will be an
Riyaz Sayed-Khaiyum and Sagar to take plea in $207,470 Volkswagen case
Former Chief Executive Officer of the Fijian Broadcasting Corporation, Riyaz Sayed-Khaiyum and Chief Financial Officer, Vimlesh Sa
100 Ba Vision patients await surgery after experts not allowed in Fiji
100 patients at Ba Vision, an eye clinic and surgery centre, are awaiting their surgeries after experts from India were prevented
FIJI Water restrained from proceeding with planned layoffs for now after an order by the Employment Court
FIJI Water is restrained from proceeding with it’s planned layoff of workers for now after an order by the Employment Court. Th
Uciwai residents plead for urgent action after ongoing water issue
As people across the country prepare for Diwali, families living in Uciwai, Nadi continue to struggle with irregular water supply
Damodar Group launches $20 million Arts Village Branch in Pacific Harbour
The Damodar Group has officially launched its $20 million Damodar City Arts Village Branch in Pacific Harbour, a vibrant new desti
Tavua Union raises alarm on layoffs and foreign worker influx
Foreign workers are only brought in when there is no local talent available. This was highlighted by Acting Permanent Secretary
New CT scan machine in Labasa still not being used as power upgrade yet to be done
Urgent action is needed as Labasa Hospital has not been providing CT scan services for two years because they do not have adequate
Water woes to be over for residents as new Tamavua Water Treatment Plant to be ready in 12 to 18 months
Good news for those living along the Suva to Lami corridor as construction of the new Tamavua 20 Megalitre modular Water Treatment