Govt invests over $1M into Fiji Learning Institute for Public Service to strengthen capacity of civil servants
The government has invested over a million dollars into the Fiji Learning Institute for Public Service to strengthen the capacity
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Samoan PM defeats second no-confidence vote in two weeks
Samoan Prime Minister Fiame Naomi Mata'afa has defeated a no-confidence motion against her minority government for a second time i
3 vessels left for Lau to distribute relief supplies
Three vessels have left for the Lau Group to distribute relief supplies to those affected by the recent Tropical Cyclone Rae. P
RFMF must never again be used as a political tool - Tikoduadua
The Republic of Fiji Military Forces must never again be used as a political tool and our democracy must never again be undermined
FSC bleeding because of FijiFirst’s failures: Singh
Because of FijiFirst government's incompetence, Fiji Sugar Corporation is now facing one of the largest corporate claims in Fiji’s
Speaker of Parliament highlights conflict in Constitution’s amendment provisions
Speaker of Parliament Filimoni Jitoko says in his view, there appears to be an inherent inconsistency and conflict between the pro
Dissent in Opposition as Kirpal to file complaint over 'snake' remark, chamber entry denial
There is dissent in the Opposition Group of 16 Bloc as member Sanjay Kirpal who voted for the motion to suspend Standing Order to
Prof. Ahluwalia has not resigned - USP Pro-Chancellor
The University of the South Pacific says Vice-Chancellor and President, Professor Pal Ahluwalia, has not resigned although Ministe
4 Weightlifting Fiji coaches successfully obtain International Weightlifting Coaching Licenses
Four Weightlifting Fiji coaches - Henry Elder, Eremasi Qalibau, Timothy Vakuruivalu and Della Shaw Elder – have successfully obtai
26-year-old man dies after stabbing in Lautoka, suspect in custody
A 26-year-old man died following a stabbing incident in Tomuka, Lautoka, yesterday. Police say the victim was rushed to Lautoka
Accelerating action for women is quite slow - Tuiketei
International lawyer Ana Tuiketei has emphasized the slow progress in empowering women and girls, noting that many are still unabl
Constitution Amendment Bill tabled in Parliament
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has tabled the Constitution Amendment Bill for the first reading in Parliament. The Bill seeks t