Commotion at TISI Sangam AGM and election
There has been a commotion at the TISI Sangam Annual General Meeting and election today in Nadi.National President Parveen Bala wa
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Cancer cases continue to rise as Fiji Cancer Society registers about 217 since January
Since January this year, 217 people have turned to the Fiji Cancer Society after being diagnosed with cancer, a number that contin
Vatia cocaine trial set for February to March 2027
The trial of 11 accused persons charged in relation to the 2,644.5 kilograms of cocaine in the Vatia drug case has been set for th
Nabavatu families still living in tents 5 years after TC Yasa
5-years after Tropical Cyclone Yasa, families in Nabavatu are still living in tents, with the prolonged stay in temporary accommod
We don’t want to silence our media, keep them talking – Rabuka
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says the People’s Alliance is committed to media freedom and the free flow of information.Rabuka hi
Women in Macuata seek action on climate threats to food and livelihoods
Women in Macuata have called on the Government to provide direct and sustained support to women whose gardens, shoreline food sour
PM believes Government has numbers for proposed constitutional changes
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka believes the Government currently has the numbers required to secure the two-third parliamentary
Rabuka confirms Feb 6th 2027 election deadline remains unchanged
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says the Government remains committed to holding the next general elections by 6th February next ye
Religious freedom guaranteed, all citizens of Fiji shall continue to be known as Fijians until consensus is reached
The Draft Constitution which is part of the Constitution Review Commission Report states that all citizens of Fiji shall continue
Constitution Review Commission Report made public
The Constitution Review Commission Report has been tabled during a special sitting of Parliament.Cabinet has said the tabling of t
Charters challenges lawfulness of Rokoika's acting FICAC Commissioner appointment
Fiji and British national, Charlie Charters has filed papers in the High Court challenging the lawfulness of the appointment of ac
Diarrhoea cases rise amid Batiki water shortage
An increase in diarrhoea cases has been reported on Batiki Island, as prolonged dry weather leaves communities struggling to acces