Govt admits there is no excuse for 6-year delay in rebuilding Tailevu North College classroom block
The Government admits there is 'really no excuse' for the delay in rebuilding the classroom blocks damaged by a tornado in 2020.Th
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$3.2B in taxes collected for the first eleven months of the 2025–2026 financial year
$3.226 billion in taxes has been collected for the first eleven months of the 2025–2026 financial year, placing Government revenue
Concerns raised over open drug selling and use by young people in Tailevu
Concerns that drugs are being sold openly and used by young people in Tailevu have sparked serious questions over what authorities
Bainimarama endorses One Nation and pledges his support to the new party
Former Prime Minister, Voreqe Bainimarama has formally endorsed the newly registered political party, One Nation, and pledged his
CFL celebrates it's 41st birthday today, Gratitude Concert on 25th July at Albert Park
South Pacific's largest radio broadcaster, Communications Fiji Limited is celebrating it's 41 years of serving it's listeners and
X-ray technician shortage a disaster for Health Ministry, no timeline for Korovou Hospital – Ravunawa
The lack of x-ray technicians in Fiji is becoming more apparent with revelations that Korovou Hospital has been without a technici
Taveuni could run short of food as shipping disruption continues
A Taveuni supermarket owner is warning that the island could soon face shortages of food, fuel and other essential supplies unless
RFMF recommends ending constitutional immunity and strengthening civilian control of the military
The Republic of Fiji Military Forces is recommending the removal of constitutional immunity provisions, and to clearly define the
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
Major General Kalouniwai proud and happy to take up the appointment again, Tikoduadua shows support for reappointment of Army Commander in COC consultation
Minister for Defence, Pio Tikoduadua says the Constitutional Offices Commission has consulted him on the appointment of the Comman
Students call for children's rights clause to be removed and stronger police accountability in constitution
Section 41 of the Constitution, which outlines children's rights, should be removed because parents, not the Constitution, should
Fuel prices to drop significantly from today
Good news as fuel and gas prices will drop from today.The Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission says based on the drop in glo