First time Court of Appeal session to be held outside Suva
The Judiciary of Fiji has announced that this month’s session of the Court of Appeal will be held in Ba, marking a historic milest
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Questions raised on MGM implementing $250 student levy
Questions are being raised after Mahatma Gandhi Memorial High School implemented a Student Welfare Levy of $250 per student per ye
FRU says allowing Nasilasila to play in the finals would have breached their regulations and duty of care
The inclusion of Amenoni Nasilasila playing in the Skipper Cup final presented significant and unavoidable conflicts with the Fiji
Rising cases of influenza reported across Fiji
An increase in influenza-like illnesses (ILI) has been reported across all four divisions. The Ministry of Health says the rise
Waste Recyclers launch new I-Recycle Station to make recycling easier and more sustainable
Waste Recyclers Fiji Limited has launched the I-Recycle Station — a new recycling infrastructure designed to make recycling more p
14 women entrepreneurs redefining sustainable business through Supplier Development Programme
14 women entrepreneurs from across Fiji have redefined what sustainable business looks like through the Supplier Development Progr
Investigation continues into Pastor Naidu’s derogatory comments
The investigation is ongoing regarding the derogatory remarks made by Pastor Kartik Naidu, who is also a serving Police Officer, a
Speaker backs proposal for unified Pacific Regional Court
Speaker of Parliament, Filimone Jitoko has expressed strong support for a proposal to establish a unified regional court system fo
Nakalawaca Village continues to struggle with water shortages
Nakalawaca Village in the Namalata district of Tailevu continues to face severe water shortages, with residents relying on unsafe
Two more charged over Louvre jewellery heist
Two more people have been charged over a theft at the Louvre Museum last month, the Paris prosecutor's office said. A 38-year-o
Ellington Wharf in Rakiraki nears completion
Good news as Ellington Wharf in Rakiraki nears completion, with 90 percent of the work completed and other aspects of the project
Could bamboo be our answer as the low-carbon and cyclone-resilient building material?
One of the most talked-about topics this year is the potential of bamboo as a low-carbon, cyclone-resilient building material.