Talks on renewal of Namosi Joint Venture Special Prospecting License to be held in Namosi Village tomorrow
The Government will meet with the Namosi landowners at 11am tomorrow to continue their discussions on the renewal of the Special P
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Over 1000 students with disabilities receives back-to-school assistance packs
More than 1,000 students with disabilities and those whose parents have disabilities have received back-to-school assistance packs
TSLS extends closing date for scholarship applications to next Friday
Students who wish to apply for a scholarship under the Tertiary Scholarship and Loans Scheme will need to complete and submit thei
Women are more vulnerable to negative effects of climate change – Gavoka
When there is a disaster, women work harder increasing their work load and exposure to great safety risks. Deputy Prime Ministe
More than 200,000 students to return to school today
More than 204,000 students are returning to school with the 2024 school year starting today. Permanent Secretary for Education,
Disposable vapes to be banned for children's health in the United Kingdom - UK Prime Minister
United Kingdom Prime Minister Rishi Sunak says disposable vapes are set to be banned as part of plans to tackle the rising number
Police continue search for two missing people reported missing from last year
Police are seeking for help from the public to help locate 33-year-old Arieta Ramuatiqa, reported missing at the Totogo Police Sta
Mother remanded in custody for allegedly raping 9-year-old daughter
The 45-year-old woman who is charged with allegedly raping her 9-year-old daughter has been remanded in custody. The woman was
While I accepted Radrodro's matanigasau, I did not agree with the SODELPA request for reinstatement - PM
Prime Minister, Sitiveni Rabuka says while he accepted SODELPA MP, Aseri Radrodro's matanigasau or traditional apology today, he d
Not being accepted at home, low tolerance of family members and freedom are the reasons street dwellers return to the streets
Not being accepted back at home, struggling to be reintegrated back into family life, low tolerance of family members, and having
APTC signs MOA with the National Council for Persons with Disabilities to support youths with disabilities
Australian Pacific Training Coalition is committed to working with the whole committee inclusively and providing all kinds of help
13 people charged in relation to the $2 billion Nadi meth busts bailed by court
Thirteen people charged in relation to the seizure of more than four tonnes of methamphetamine in Nadi, have been bailed by Magist