Consumer Council strongly opposes proposed electricity tariff increase
The Consumer Council of Fiji has strongly opposed the proposed electricity tariff increase submitted by the Energy Fiji Limited to
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Police investigate alleged assault of a farmer by senior company executive and colleagues in Navua in 2018
Police have today confirmed that they are investigating a report lodged earlier this week where a 55 year old farmer of Batiniyaka
Acting DPP Toganivalu appointed as Acting Commissioner of FICAC
The Acting Director of Public Prosecutions, Ratu David Toganivalu, has been appointed as the Acting Commissioner of the Fiji Indep
37% of children do not pass in Year 8 exams and approximately 20% of children dropout by Year 12
Key stakeholders are coming up with solutions in the Ministry of Education organised National Education Summit to deal with the cr
PM Rabuka confirms to Israeli PM Netanyahu of Fiji’s intention to establish first embassy in Israel
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has confirmed Fiji's intention to establish its first embassy in Israel, a proposal that has receiv
Incident at Totogo Police Station an isolated one, remain calm - Tikoduadua
Minister for Home Affairs, Pio Tikoduadua stresses that the incident at Totogo Police Station is an isolated one and the motive be
Man remains in Police custody after he tried to firebomb Totogo Police Station
A 30-year-old man remains in Police custody after he tried to firebomb Totogo Police Station in Suva earlier today. Police cord
Crime rate rises by 5% in August 2023
The overall crime rate increased by 5 percent during the month of August as 1,524 reports were registered compared to 1,456 report
USP management have and will continue to meet with union members until amicable solution is reached - USP
The University of the South Pacific management says the management and the Vice Chancellor, Professor Pal Ahluwalia have and will
Consultation on Local Govt Act begins as govt expects to hold local govt elections in the second half of next year
Public consultations for local government elections will be held from next week to the 14th of October, and the Ministry of Local
$1 million worth of complaints regarding EbayShop scam - Shandil
608 complaints have now been filed with the Consumer Council of Fiji regarding the EbayShop recruitment scam with a combined monet
Plans afoot for possible action by USP Staff Association subject to the satisfactory settlement of its Log Of Claims with USP
Plans are afoot for possible strike action if the grievances of the staff association of the University of the South Pacific are n