SODELPA is looking to introduce a minimum wage of $4 an hour - Rabuka
SODELPA Leader Sitiveni Rabuka has stated that SODELPA is looking to introduce a minimum wage of $4 an hour that can also be negot
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Concerns raised about misleading information prepared by Archbishop Peter Loy Chong
Serious concerns have been raised by many people after a newsletter that was prepared by the Head of the Catholic Church Of Fiji,
People urged to seek help following another suicide case by a student
Another shocking alleged suicide case involving a student has been recorded in Fiji again highlighting the need for everyone to re
Bainimarama attacks SODELPA and NFP at FijiFirst Family Fun Day
FijiFirst Leader Voreqe Bainimarama says that he has done more for the i?Taukei than the whole of SODELPA together. While addre
58 people charged for 92 counts of separate incidents of serious crimes in October - DPP
58 people were charged for 92 counts of separate incidents of serious crimes last month. Some of the serious crimes were of one
Plans in place for rehab center for drug addicts
Discussions have been taking place to build a much needed rehabilitation centre for people who have become addicted to hard drugs
83 suicide cases this year
People are being asked to share their problems and learn to reach out when in need following concerning statistics about suicide c
Jale Baba has been told to be careful - Rabuka
SODELPA Leader Sitiveni Rabuka says the incorrect information on the Voters Roll put up by SODELPA’s Jale Baba was not done by SOD
Australia's Assistant Trade Minister here to advance Australia’s trade and investment interests
Australia’s Assistant Minister for Trade, Tourism and Investment Mark Coulton arrives in the country today to advance Australia’s
PM says he is not scaring people when he speaks about the events of 2000
Prime Minister and FijiFirst Leader, Voreqe Bainimarama stresses that he is not scaring people when he speaks about the events of
Bainimarama concerned that many politicians will try and divide our people
Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama says he is concerned that many politicians will try and divide up our people by instilling them
People able to vote from 7.30am to 6pm on 14th November, 2018
People will be able to vote from 7.30am to 6pm on 14th November, 2018 which is election day. While highlighting the time-line f