Dry conditions leave farmers unable to grow vegetables in Tavua, price of vegetables double in Ba
Due to the prolonged dry weather conditions, Ahsan Ali has been forced to buy and resell vegetables to maintain his livelihood.Ba
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Charters' application for leave to seek judicial review set for hearing on 23rd December
The hearing of Charlie Charters' application for leave to seek judicial review has been set for 23rd December.Charters claims that
33,000 TSLS scholarship recipients failing to complete their studies comes at a cost of $235M in taxpayers funds
Serious concerns are being raised as the Tertiary Scholarships and Loans Service has reported that more than 33,000 TSLS scholarsh
Rabuka warns SODELPA and NFP Ministers over Constitution Bill vote
Cabinet ministers from SODELPA and the National Federation Party could be asked to leave their positions if their parties vote aga
19 of 44 WAF water sources at critical levels - people urged to stop washing their cars and driveways and watering their gardens
19 of the Water Authority of Fiji's 44 operational water sources are at critical levels, seven are approaching critical levels and
National referendum and general elections expected together by Feb 6th 2027 - PM
Prime Minister, Sitiveni Rabuka has confirmed that the next general elections and the national referendum on the Constitution Amen
Vunato Dump fire continues as Council works to contain smoke affecting residents
Residents in Lautoka are concerned about thick smoke from the Vunato Rubbish Dump, with the Lautoka City Council saying it is work
Health care planning must be separate from political agenda – Dr Fong
Health care planning in Fiji needs to be seperate from political agenda, with decisions guided by the actual needs of communities
Car catches fire at Jet Point in Nadi after driver allegedly lights match while carrying unleaded fuel
A vehicle caught fire this morning at Jet Point in Nadi after the driver allegedly lit a match inside the car, completely forgetti
Former HECF Chairman Steven Chand charged with abuse of office and bribery
Former Chairman and Interim Director of the Higher Education Commission Fiji, Steven Chand, has been charged by FICAC with corrupt
Rabuka aims to present Constitution Amendment Bill report on 30th November
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has written to the Speaker of Parliament requesting that the term of the Parliamentary Joint Specia
Today marks 26 years since the Nov 2000 mutiny - one of the darkest days for the RFMF and Fiji
On this day, 26 years ago, Fiji was thrown into turmoil just a few months after the 2000 coup, when there was an attempted mutiny