Batiki students forced to have half-day classes due to limited water
Students at Batiki District School are attending only half-day classes because of limited water, while parents are now preparing t
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Hundreds turn out in Labasa for opening of 2026 National Agriculture Show, PM says we should be fully prepared for dry conditions
As hundreds of people came together in Labasa today to witness the opening of the National Agriculture Show, Prime Minister Sitive
Higher taxes on junk food considered to improve health outcomes, no decision on hospital fees
Following calls for higher taxes on alcohol, tobacco, sugary drinks, junk food and kava to tackle the country’s growing non-commun
Teachers’ unpaid salaries issue resolved
The issues surrounding unpaid teachers’ salaries over the past few weeks and months have now been resolved, with all outstanding p
Matthew Rhys and Jean Smart make Emmys history
The Jean Smart extended a remarkable run, winning her fifth consecutive Emmy for her starring role as Deborah Vance in the comedy
Complaints against Wise were withdrawn - PSC Chairman
Public Service Commission Chairman, Luke Rokovada says all those who had lodged complaints against current Permanent Secretary for
Women's NGOs question why Pita Wise appointed despite allegation in 2024
Following the appointment of Pita Wise as the Permanent Secretary for Public Enterprises, the Fiji Women’s Rights Movement, the Fi
Solo Mara appointed as PS for Foreign Affairs and External Trade
Solo Mara has been appointed as the new Permanent Secretary for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and External Trade following the c
Man charged over assault of woman at Ba hair salon
A man has been charged with one count of assault causing actual bodily harm and damaging property following an assault on a woman
Vakalalabure challenges his Fiji Sports Council sacking in court
Sacked Fiji Sports Council CEO Gilbert Vakalalabure has sought leave to file a judicial review against his termination in the Suva
FICAC to answer questions over alleged undisclosed documents in Prof. Prasad's trial
Former Deputy Prime Minister Professor Biman Prasad’s counsel Richard Naidu has alleged in court that FICAC has in its possession
High Court to rule Monday on Prof. Prasad’s permanent stay application
The Suva High Court will hear oral submissions on Friday before delivering its judgement on Monday on former Deputy Prime Minister