Cawaru tells Fijians on PALM scheme to respect their marriage vows
Twelve Fijian workers that recently left Fiji for employment in Australia under the Pacific Australia Labour Mobility (PALM) schem
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FRIEND Fiji starts program for children and mothers struggling with malnutrition
12 mothers and their children who have been struggling with malnutrition and are attending dietary clinics in Nadi are now part of
Nicki Minaj equals Lauryn Hill chart record
After releasing 121 singles in the last 12 years, Nicki Minaj has set a new chart record in the US. The star's latest song, Sup
Fiji and other Pacific countries to benefit from $6.2m signing by US and Asian Development Bank
Fiji and other countries in the Pacific will be able to strengthen community resilience, advance inclusive and sustainable economi
General caution given to all members of the People's Alliance to be sensitive to the views of all ethnic communities - Rabuka
A general caution has been given to all members of the People's Alliance Party to be sensitive to the views of all ethnic communit
SODELPA MP, Ratu Jone Seniloli passes away
SODELPA MP Ratu Jone Seniloli has passed away. Party leader Viliame Gavoka says Ratu Jone gave his utmost best to serve his con
Ro Filipe questions termination of 6 opposition parliamentary staff & funds paid into SODELPA account
Opposition Whip, Ro Filipe Tuisawau says the termination of the contracts of six opposition parliamentary caucus staff is an act o
Aspen Medical to begin cardiac surgery at Lautoka Hospital by the end of this month
Aspen Medical will begin cardiac surgery at Lautoka Hospital by the end of this month. This comes as the National Federation Pa
FNU works towards realigning short courses into accredited micro-qualifications
The Fiji National University is working towards realigning its short courses into accredited micro-qualifications that are respons
Police rescue woman from an alleged suicide attempt in Nausori this morning
Police are urging members of the public to talk about their issues rather than resorting to drastic means as a solution or way out
PlayStation sued for £5bn in the UK over ‘rip-off’ games
Sony PlayStation is being sued for 5 billion pounds in the UK over allegations it "ripped off its customers" with overpriced games
52.2% of the target population have received their first booster dose
As of yesterday, 163,186 Fijians have received their first booster dose which is 52.2% of the target population. 24,543 people