Farmers in Nothern Division to expect improved service delivery from Ministry of Agriculture - Reddy
Farmers in the Northern division can expect improved service delivery from the Ministry of Agriculture in the near future. This
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Digicel Fiji announces rights sponsorship for inaugural 2018 Savusavu Duavata Crime Free Festival
People of Savusavu will have another way to celebrate the festive season following the announcement by Digicel Fiji on its naming
Grammy nominations 2019: Cardi B, Kendrick Lamar and Drake lead the pack
After controversy about the Grammys’ failure to recognise women’s achievements at the 2018 ceremony, female artists dominate key c
Access to adaptation finance a critical priority for climate vulnerable nations - Bainimarama
Access to adaptation finance is a critical priority for climate vulnerable nations everywhere and Fiji calls to urgently scale up
Roko's told to focus on government's national development plans
Roko Tui’s from around the country have been reminded of the importance of improving service delivery by transforming communities
Strasbourg shooting: One dead, 10 wounded and gunman at large
One person has been killed and six others wounded in a shooting in the eastern French city of Strasbourg, this morning. French
24 hours given to Rabuka and Prasad's counsel to serve petition
The two judges in the election petition case, Justice Anjala Wati and Justice Kamal Kumar have given the counsel for SODELPA Leade
Election petition case filed by Satish Kumar adjourned to Thursday
An election petition case filed by Unity Fiji Party’s Satish Kumar was called before Justice Anjala Wati and Justice Kamal Kumar.
Police request info on 13yr-old girl missing after failing to return home on the 1st of this month
Police are requesting information on 13-year-old Mereseini Mainatua of Loa Village, Cakaudrove who has been reported missing. M
Air NZ engineers vote to strike for three days next week, as negotiations continue
Engineers working for Air New Zealand have voted to strike for three days next week over ongoing pay and working conditions disput
Overloading remains a very serious concern and costs a lot of money as vehicles are damaging our bridges and roads - Moore
Overloading remains a very serious concern and Fiji Roads Authority CEO Jonathan Moore says this costs the country a lot of money
Government of Japan agrees to fund three more projects
The Government of Japan has yet again brought smiles to the faces of ordinary Fijians after they have agreed to fund three more pr