We will work together and that work begins today - New PM for NZ
Jacinda Ardern addressed the hundreds of supporters who turned out for her first speech to the public after being sworn in as Prim
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Families moving to Jittu Estate housing to pay $40,000 over 12yr period
Families that will be moving in the People’s Community Network Fiji Jittu Estate housing phase 2 will be paying $40,000 over a 12
Miss Suva encourages young people to be confident in themselves
Miss Suva Candace Veramu believes that when one is able to take charge of their health and wellness one is able to create a conduc
Approval notices and leases distributed to 70 families in Labasa while 888 entrepreneurs receive grants
Minister for Lands and Mineral Resources Faiyaz Koya distributed approval notices and leases to 70 families from Vitadra, Valebaso
888 entrepreneurs in Labasa given Small and Micro Enterprises grants
888 entrepreneurs in Labasa today received grants under the Micro and Small Business grants. While officiating at the event Min
Miss Ovalau wins Best Sarong in Miss Fiji Pageant
Miss Ovalau Eka Buadromo has won the Best Sarong, in the first public judging of the TFL Miss Fiji Pageant last night. She says
Thousands of Fijians in rural communities to benefit from infrastructure projects
Thousands of Fijians in rural communities will benefit from infrastructure that will assist in making their lives easier and incre
Big crowds gather for Thailand's revered King’s funeral
Big crowds are gathering for a five?day funeral ceremony for Thailand's revered King Bhumibol Adulyadej, who died last October age
Offer to take Australia’s offshore detainees remains on the table – NZ PM
New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern says New Zealand's offer to take refugees from Australia's offshore detention centres re
MIOT Pacific Hospital opens their new Cardiac and Accident Emergency Centre
Accident victims and heart attack patients needing immediate care will no longer be a major worry in Fiji as the MIOT Pacific Hosp
We do not have a computerized system to record data for rate payers - NTC
The Nausori Town Council has revealed that the council does not have a computerized system to record data for rate payers. This
Samoan church minister admits to raping his niece
A church minister in Samoa faces jail after admitting to raping his niece five times. The victim was living with the defendant