Stop treating workers like animals - PS Employment tells Ram Sami
Ram Sami & Sons (Fiji) Ltd should stop treating workers like animals and start treating them like human beings, irrespective of wh
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Team Fiji strikes gold and silver at Australian Culinary Federation Restaurant Challenge
Team Fiji has won gold and silver at the Australian Culinary Federation Restaurant Challenge. Isireli Chong from Wyndham Resort an
FNPF recovers $2.8M as $8M legacy in employer contributions remains outstanding
More than $8 million in historical contributions owed to FNPF members remains outstanding, with the Fiji National Provident Fund u
One in 50 Fijian children could have rheumatic heart disease
One in every 50 children in Fiji could have rheumatic heart disease, with health authorities stressing that early detection can he
Vanua must play greater role in addressing gender-based violence – Ro Naulu Mataitini
A call has been made for the Vanua to play a greater role in addressing Fiji’s gender-based violence crisis, with Na Turaga Na Vun
Police officers search vehicle along Harris Road in Suva
Police officers have searched a vehicle along Harris Road in Suva.Two people were seen walking around the vehicle while the office
Police investigate overseas employment scam
A police investigation is underway into a scam in which more than 300 people reportedly paid $100 each after being promised overse
Kava Bill 2026 is not law yet, public will get another chance to have their say - Rabuka
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says the Kava Bill 2026 is not yet law and Fijians will have another chance to have their say befor
PM says we will have elections by Feb 6th 2027 under existing laws if constitution review is not over
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says the Constitution Review Commission report should be made public, and will be released after Ca
Rabuka confirms approaching Justice Ashton-Lewis for CJ's role, says friendship now rules him out
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has today confirmed that he had approached Justice David Ashton-Lewis before and after the 2022 gen
Online Safety Commission calls for stronger laws and adequate budgets to ensure victims get justice
As online harms become more serious in Fiji, the Online Safety Commission stresses that we need to keep up with stronger laws and
PS for Employment warns Fijians after 300+ pay $100 each in alleged job scam
More than 300 people say they paid $100 each after being promised overseas employment opportunities, with more than 50 reportedly