Bainimarama's claims of inefficiencies in the delivery of services are simply off the wall - PM
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says the Leader of Opposition Voreqe Bainimarama's claims of inefficiencies in the delivery of serv
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Atalifo assures PM that nothing significant or severe is forecasted for Fiji
Nothing significant or severe is forecasted for Fiji. This was revealed by the Acting Director of Meteorological Services, Terr
NGO Coalition on Human Rights calls on immediate ceasing of the rhetoric and politics of fear
The NGO Coalition on Human Rights has called for the immediate ceasing of the rhetoric and politics of fear in this immediate post
Tikoduadua accepts invitation by RFMF Commander to visit HQ and Queen Elizabeth Barracks next week
Minister for Home Affairs and Immigration Pio Tikoduadua says he has accepted the invitation by the Commander of the RFMF, Major G
More seizures of substances believed to be marijuana in the North
Five men are in police custody after they were allegedly found with dried leaves believed to be marijuana. All arrests were mad
FWCC believes the appointment of Tuiloa as Interim CEO of FRU will open doors
The Fiji Women’s Crisis Centre says they see the appointment of Tevita Tuiloa as Interim CEO of Fiji Rugby Union as an opportunity
Prince Harry book Spare: Afghanistan killing revelation sparks disbelief, Taliban accusation of war crimes
Prince Harry has been accused of committing war crimes by a senior Taliban leader after the royal admitted killing 25 insurgents w
23-year-old Naloto villager is alleged to be the latest drowning victim
A 23-year-old farmer from Naloto Village in Verata, Tailevu has passed away after he went out swimming at sea near his village.
Police seek assistance in locating 20-year-old Leinala and 17-year-old Sakai
Police are seeking assistance in locating 20-year-old Leinala Hanie Daucakacaka and 17-year-old Laisa Qou Campbell Sakai. Polic
Suva Taxi Association welcomes the new three-party coalition Government
The Suva Taxi Association and its executive members have welcomed the new coalition Government of the People’s Alliance, National
USP Vice-Chancellor Professor Pal Ahluwalia congratulates Prime Minister Rabuka
The University of the South Pacific Vice-Chancellor and President, Professor Pal Ahluwalia congratulates Sitiveni Rabuka after bei
Investigation has started into what appears to be excessive spending in the Dept of Information, through payments to Qorvis, Vatis, FBC and Fiji Sun - PM
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has stated that they have started an investigation into what appears to be excessive spending in th