UniFiji to host 24-hour jazz marathon for World Jazz Day
The University of Fiji will mark World Jazz Day on Thursday with a special 24 hour jazz marathon on its campus radio station, Vox
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Global Ocean Cleanup group eyes partnership with Fiji to tackle plastic pollution
Fiji could benefit from global support to clean its waterways and beaches as international non-profit The Ocean Cleanup looks to b
$37.3m climate project to boost protection for Fiji’s coastal communities
Fiji has secured a $37.3 million grant from the Asian Development Bank to strengthen coastal protection and help vulnerable commun
$100 fines, towing in place for vehicles blocking bicycle lanes - Ro Filipe
Concerns over illegal parking in bicycle lanes along Queen Elizabeth Drive have been raised in Parliament, prompting clarification
I'm concerned as a father and clear in my responsibilities as a Minister - Tikoduadua
Wearing both the weight of a father and his duty as Minister for Defence, Pio Tikoduadua confirmed today that those who continue t
Application for Proposed FijiansFirst rejected
The application for the party registration for the Proposed ‘FijiansFirst’ has been rejected.Registrar of Political Parties, Ana M
EFL seeks 11 cents surcharge due to fuel price
Following a substantial increase in international fuel prices and despite fuel rebates by the government, Energy Fiji Limited is r
Police officer in critical condition is Defence Minister's daughter
The female police officer who was hit by a car with drug and robbery suspects, and now in critical condition, is the daughter of M
Free medical camps to serve Western Division communities
Good news for the Western Division as the Sri Sathya Sai Global Council Fiji will host six free medical camps starting this Sunday
Search and rescue operations continue for 9 missing fishermen - Fiji Navy
Search and rescue operations are continuing for the nine fishermen reported missing at sea after they failed to return from waters
Concern raised after temple fire and two break-ins in Waiwai Ba
Concerns have been raised following a fire that largely destroyed the Tapobhumi Temple and break-ins in Waiwai, Ba.Opposition MP,
Employment Bill set for Parliament next month after extended review
The Employment Relations Bill 2025 is currently before the Parliamentary Standing Committee for scrutiny and will be tabled in Par