Heavy rain, flash flooding expected
People can expect heavy rain with flash flooding in the low lying areas as a tropical depression which is which is lying far north
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International Community should understand-PM
Prime Minister, Commodore Voreqe Bainimarama has made it clear that decisions will be made on whether Fiji will remain in the Comm
Govt focuses on health, education
Government will only focus on health and education development.This was the message Prime Minister Commodore Voreqe Bainimarama re
Villages present tradtional apology to PM
The 14 villages in the Island of Koro presented a "matanigasau" or traditional apology to the Prime Minister, Commodore Voreqe Ba
PM opens new Copra processing Plant in Nacamaki
To ensure a vibrant coconut industry exists in Koro, you must all work together.These are the sentiments of Prime Minister Commodo
Indigenous Fijians still lagging behind
Indigenous Fijians participation in business and commerce needs to improve as they continue to lag behind.These are the sentiments
Media authority, tribunal could be introduced
A media authority and tribunal could be introduced by the end of the month in the country.Permanent Secretary for Information, Lt
Promoting multi racialism a challenge-Serulagilagi
The Chairman for National People's Charter Advisory Council believes implementation of the programmes that promote Multi racialism
Media expected to operate under Media Decree
The media in Fiji are expected to operate under a Media Decree from later this month.Permanent Secretary for Information Lt Colone
Govt plans to improve Sugar Industry
Around 200,000 reliant on the Sugar Industry will be happy to know that government is now working on various reforms and plans to
Police DPP to consult on Ballu Khan
Police are now analyzing the High Court judgment and sentencing of the eight men convicted of conspiracy to murder Prime Minister
2 year old latest road victim
A two year old boy is the latest fatality after he was hit by a taxi at Yasiyasi Rd in Kinoya last night.Director Traffic SSP Mahe