More former Vatukoula mine workers receive compensation
More former Vatukoula mine workers and their families have received their long-awaited compensation as the government continues ef
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World Cup winners to receive about FJ$112 million in record prize money
The winners of the 2026 FIFA World Cup will receive about FJ$112 million, the biggest prize ever awarded in football.FIFA is expec
New 9.1km access road to improve lives in Ba interior
A new farm access road linking communities in the interior of Ba is expected to improve the lives of residents by cutting travel t
3-year-old child dies in alleged drowning as search continues for other two victims
A 3-year-old child is among three alleged drowning cases currently under investigation, while the search continues for a missing 2
Naivalurua commends Beqa graduates for commitment to building a safer and stronger Fiji
100 participants successfully completed training under the Solesolevaki ni Veitaqomaki initiative at Raviravi Village on Beqa Isla
Issuing of search warrants should be with the courts, not JPs - Rakiraki villager
A Rakiraki villager has raised concerns about the proposed Police Bill, saying search warrants should only be issued by the courts
Police stress community partnership as key to preventing crime
Community policing is a proactive approach that focuses on preventing crime through strong partnerships with the public. Police s
Social Protection Ministry to develop men's helpline to address growing social challenges
To support men, the Ministry of Women, Children and Social Protection is working on a men's helpline as part of efforts to address
Vanua Chocolate founder calls for greater investment in cocoa farming and easier access to finance
Founder of Vanua Chocolate Arif Khan says cocoa has strong potential to support agricultural diversification in Fiji, but the sect
Questions mount after Flying Fijians' 73-8 humbling by England
While the FIJI Water Flying Fijians are now classified as a Tier 1 team, unfortunately that status is not reflected in their openi
Nasinu community unite in protecting their environment
As one of Fiji's most populated urban areas, Nasinu continues to demonstrate the importance of community action in protecting the
Mother of five turns to market vending as living costs climb
Rising living costs have prompted a 40-year-old mother of five from Tailevu to return to work, this time as a market vendor, to he