Little Fire Ants were never detected at the Border or on an imported item- BAF
The Biosecurity Authority of Fiji has confirmed that the Little Fire Ants was never detected at the Border or on an imported item
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Tabuya calls on people to be more vigilant as young people are being used to transport drugs
Following concerns raised by the police that young people are being used to transport drugs on the streets, the Minster for Women,
Ministry to propose curfew on children to ensure their safety
The Ministry of Women, Children and Social Protection will propose imposing a curfew on children to ensure that children are not r
293 street dwellers living in major towns and cities
As at December last year, 293 street dwellers where most are under the age of 17 were living in the streets of Suva, Lautoka, Nadi
Ratuniyarawa sentenced to 2 years and 10 months
Former Fiji Water Flying Fijians lock Api Ratuniyarawa has been sentenced to two years and 10 months for two charges of assault by
Little Fire Ants detected in Beqa island, parts of Sigatoka, Namosi and Leluvia island
The Biosecurity Authority of Fiji confirms that Little Fire Ants have been detected in a few parts of Fiji including Beqa island,
Tuwai was not behind the removal of Tusitala - Mazey
Fiji Rugby Union Interim Chairman Peter Mazey says to the best of his knowledge, Jerry Tuwai was not behind the removal of former
AG confirms investigation into alleged assault of prisoners at Suva Remand Centre by Correction officers
Attorney General Siromi Turaga has confirmed that an investigation is currently underway into the matter where Correction Officers
Police record an increase in M-PAiSA scam
The Fiji Police Force Fraud Investigation Unit has received numerous reports of M-PAiSA accounts being hacked by unknown persons i
FEO looking into complaint against Bainimarama, Sayed-Khaiyum and Ratu Wiliame
The Fijian Elections Office is currently looking into a complaint against FijiFirst Party Leader Voreqe Bainimarama, former Genera
Over 200,000 students get $200 as Back-to-School Support
The Ministry of Finance has paid $40.2 million to 200,760 students as part of the $200 Back-to-School Support payment. Deputy P
Tabuya clarifies that no one will be removed from the bus fare assistance scheme
Minister for Women, Children, and Social Protection Lynda Tabuya has clarified that no recipient will be removed from the bus fare